Category Archives: Exhibitions

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  “In the Studio: New York Academy of Art Faculty Exhibition” presents 42 works of art from the Senior Critics, Full-Time Faculty, and Adjunct Faculty at the New York Academy of Art. This exhibition displays the breadth and complexity of the work produced by the creative community of the Academy’s faculty. From the meticulous and melancholy renderings of Michael Grimaldi to… Read More

    The New York Academy of Art is pleased to present its renowned exhibition series “Eye to Eye,” featuring the collection of New York realtor Jonathan Travis and Wolf Hill. Now in its fourth iteration, “Eye to Eye” asks a prominent collector to select works by Academy MFA students, which are then exhibited side by side with pieces from the… Read More

      The Chubb Post-Graduate Fellowship is the highest honor the New York Academy of Art can bestow on its students. Under the program, the Fellows have the opportunity to expand the breadth and depth of their artistic prowess while serving as teaching assistants and mentors to a new crop of talented figurative artists. Chubb Fellows also receive studio… Read More

  View the virtual exhibition here For complete details on the competition visit axaartprize.com and follow the AXA Art Prize on Instagram and on Facebook.   AXA XL, a division of AXA, developed the AXA Art Prize in partnership with the New York Academy of Art. Over the past five years, the Prize has become one of the premier student art competitions in the U.S…. Read More

  Paintings and Assemblages by John Mellencamp curated by Academy senior critic Dexter Wimberly   As his musical career flourished, John Mellencamp began to paint earnestly in 1980 with an early affinity for portraiture influenced by the works of Otto Dix and Max Beckmann. Mellencamp‘s kinship with the German Expressionism of the early 20th century, with its existential focus on… Read More

    The health and safety of our staff, artists, and guests is our top priority. For the reception on September 6, we will require attendees to wear a mask and follow all other safety protocols while visiting the exhibition.