By Claire Cushman (MFA 2015) Prince Charming and Blue Deer “The school is a modern fairy tale where dreams are coming true,” said New York Academy of Art President David Kratz, at the 21st annual Tribeca Ball. “And I’ve always wanted to say ‘Welcome to my castle.’” Sarah Novio, MFA 2015, in her studio On Monday April 13th, the New York Academy of Art… Read More
By Helen Strickler, MFA 2014 It’s 4:45 on a Friday afternoon, and I am getting very anxious. In fifteen minutes the classroom I am currently taking Randy McIver’s ecorche intensive course in will become a massive and extraordinarily intricate game of painting storage Tetris and I am not convinced everything will fit. It is time to prepare for Tribeca Ball. … Read More
by CAMILA ROCHA (MFA 2015) We were anxious!!! … and there was tons of work to do before, during and after Tribeca Ball. All the studios in the Academy and all the artists were sharp and ready for one of the most successful events in Tribeca. Right before the event started I was taken by a fear and a kind… Read More
by Nicolas V. Sanchez (MFA 2013, Fellow 2014) Tribeca Ball is an annual event produced by the Academy to showcase its stellar artists. The Academy invites a tremendous amount of people who are all eager to visit the school’s artists-in-residence and see all of their work. As a student, you participate in the event by displaying your work for easy… Read More
By Ian Factor (MFA 2014) Tribeca Ball was last week, and MFA Open Studios is this Friday, so the activities never end here at the Academy. What follows is a little assemblage of photos taken in and around the school over the last two weeks. Only about a month left of class before the summer break, and I’m scrambling… Read More
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