Morgan Overton (b. 1993, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania) is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose work is a reclamation of history and humanity. She creates across a range of paint, drawing, and mixed ...

Curated by faculty member Katie Cercone, “Evening Star” is an immersive exhibition exploring matrifocal spiritual ecology and ...

Each year, SVA Student Health and Counseling Services and SVA Student Affairs host the HOPE Art Competition, a call for posters that encourage everyone at the School of Visual Arts to take advantage ...

Established in 1999, the Alumni Scholarship Awards are presented annually to SVA students. Each year, the SVA Alumni Society —an independent 501 (c) (3) nonprofit—administers 25 scholarships and award ...

A feature about SVA faculty member Eric Baker's new winter 2026 SVA poster, which is on view in subway stations throughout New York City.

A feature focusing on SVA alumni who have been featured in press outlets like ‘Time,’ ‘The Guardian,’ ‘The New York Times,’ and more.

SVA Continuing Education and Artist Residency Programs present “Fluid and Flux,” a group exhibition curated by Abbas A. Malaker. Artists in the exhibition include Jonah Brock, Dalit Lapid, Maria ...

Forty-five years ago this year, actor John Hurt, director David Lynch, and producer Jonathan Sanger took the stage at Lincoln Center’s Bruno Walter Auditorium following a showing of their new film, ...

Last spring, for the 2025 SVA Alumni Scholarship Awards, the SVA Alumni Society granted 92 scholarships to students, totaling $63,000 for projects as varied as animation, product design, film, ...

School of Visual Arts graduate departments present an in-person portfolio review and information session. Prospective graduate students can get feedback on their portfolio and speak with graduate ...

Fall has arrived, and a full slate of exhibitions and events awaits at SVA. The College’s theatre, classrooms, and gallery spaces, as well as its new Graduate Center, host sculpture, painting, ...

Zach Cregger (BFA 2004 Computer Art) has built a career on versatility and reinvention, moving fluidly from sketch comedy to horror filmmaking without ever losing the experimental spirit that first ...