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Chroma: Ancient Sculpture in Color by NYSS Faculty Brandt Junceau in the Brooklyn Rail

“In New York this new year, the exhibition with the most argument, conjecture, and consequence is the Metropolitan Museum’s Chroma. This somewhat sly intervention means to reintroduce the presence of color in classical art. Which inadvertently brings up, although it is not discussed, the vulgarity of the ancients. Some authorities are seriously concerned about what we will think, […]

February 2, 2023 · Faculty

In the Studio with NYSS Instructor Jenny Lynn McNutt

NYSS Instructor Jenny Lynn McNutt shares ceramic sculpture created at Taoxichuan International Studio, Jingdezhen, China, at EKWC in The Netherlands and in Brooklyn, New York.    “The practice of painting and sculpting is both a reckoning with my own body, the body of the world and the urge toward language. For me painting and sculpting […]

August 10, 2021 · Faculty

NYSS Instructor Karen Wilkin’s article “How Art Lovers Weathered the Coronavirus Pandemic in 2020” in The Wall Street Journal

Enjoy NYSS Instructor Karen Wilkin’s article “How Art Lovers Weathered the Coronavirus Pandemic in 2020” in The Wall Street Journal. “The New York Studio School, where I teach art history (remotely) in the MFA program, now has full-time remote students from all over the world and well-known alumni, based as far away as California and Australia, […]

December 21, 2020 · Faculty

Faculty Perspective: Clintel Steed “Silent Heroes in the Times of Darkness”

There is so much going through me right now that it’s even hard to begin at the word “the”. So as I do let’s begin with the date, it’s 6-3-2020 and it’s currently 4:15. Today temperature wise it feels like it should. The sun is shining and the air feels clean. It’s that time when […]

June 22, 2020 · Faculty

NYSS Instructors Garth Evans, Brandt Junceau and alum Maud Bryt discuss recent exhibition “Jonathan Silver, Drawings and Heads” in Evans’s web series “Sculpture Forum.”

To view this episode and past episodes, please visit Sculpture Forum’s YouTube Channel.

January 28, 2019 · Alumni, Exhibitions, Faculty, News