Category Archives: Exhibitions

  For health and safety reasons, the exhibition is open to visitors by appointment only. To view the exhibition please email reception@nyaa.edu to schedule a time Monday-Saturday, 10am-6pm.   Courtesy of Eazel / @eazel.art / #Eazel  

  For health and safety reasons, the exhibition is open to visitors by appointment only. To view the exhibition is by appointment only. Please email reception@nyaa.edu to schedule a time Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm.   Click here to view the 2020 MFA Thesis Catalog Click here to view the 2020 MFA Thesis Project Page       Courtesy of Eazel / @eazel.art / #Eazel… Read More

Click here to view exhibition catalog Click here to view a video tour of the show with the curators, artists. and writers. Click here to view the panel discussion from August 13, 2020 featuring co-curators David Kratz and Stephanie Roach with artists Eric Fischl, Luján Pérez Hernández, Rachel Lee Hovnanian and Chris Wilson. Click here to view the panel discussion from October 15, 2020 featuring co-curators David Kratz and Stephanie… Read More

  2020 Summer Exhibition Jurors  Joeonna Bellardo-Samuels, Director, Jack Shainman Gallery Andrea Scott, Art reviewer, The New Yorker Alia Williams, Director, Jeffrey Deitch Gallery        

As most of you know, Tribeca Ball is a truly spectacular night. It gives our friends and patrons the chance to preview work of Academy rising stars and visit the artists in their studios.  Not only does it generate crucial support for the school, it also helps these emerging artists get “discovered” in the best possible way, by giving our supporters… Read More

  Longtime Academy faculty member John Jacobsmeyer, director of the Printmaking Program, will have a solo exhibition of new paintings and prints at the Academy. “The Alligator Pit Recoded” will be on view February 27 through March 22 and features paintings and prints created during Jacobsmeyer’s sabbatical year. Jacobsmeyer has been an active contributor to the discourse in conceptual figuration… Read More

  We reveal ourselves in part by the objects in our lives. Our homes are filled with things that speak suggestively to who we are, such as our books, music and art collections. It is not uncommon to enter someone’s home and find yourself looking at a library or record collection and thinking, “I wouldn’t have pegged him for an… Read More

  “Eye to Eye: Untraditional Voices” explores how an artist might fall in love with another artist’s work. This fall, collector John L. Thomson toured the studios at the Academy and selected eleven works by second-year MFA students. Thomson, who serves on the board of trustees of MoMA PS1 and on the Modern Women’s Council of the Museum of Modern… Read More

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