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Exhibitions

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The New York Studio School offers a full program of exhibitions in its historic gallery space. Like the lecture program, the gallery program is open to the public and is integral to art life in the city. Learn more about the gallery.

Gallery Visiting Procedure

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Current Exhibition

Likkle Tings, Curated by Curtis Talwst Santiago

Now with extended Viewing Hours: 1oam- 8pm daily! The New York Studio School presents Likkle Tings, an exhibition curated by Curtis Talwst Santiago, on view December 9, 2021 – January 23, 2022. Likkle Tings looks at contemporary artists engaged with small-scale works as a major and serious aspect of their practice. The exhibition title is […]

Paul Resika: Allegory (San Nicola di Bari)

Lourdes Bernard, The Women of April: Revolution and Migration

Snapshots From NYSS

#Arrivals” at the Katonah Museum of Art, curated

#Arrivals” at the Katonah Museum of Art, curated by NYSS Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs Heather Ewing, reviewed in the NYTimes by Jillian Steinhauer.

"The show isn’t about race, ethnicity, or gender, though it touches on all those things. It’s about how artists can help bolster, complicate, or puncture national myths through their own stories and observations." - Jillian Steinhauer

“Arrivals” remains on view at the Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, New York, through this Sunday, January 23rd.

#Repost from @jilnotjill
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In today’s NYT, I wrote about an exhibition curated by @hpealeewing at @katonahmuseum that unpacks the stories and realities of what it means to arrive in the U.S. (Link in bio.)

Congratulations to Alum Andrea Schwartz-Feit (@and

Congratulations to Alum Andrea Schwartz-Feit (@andreaschwartzfeit) on her current group exhibition "Oregon Abstract" on view at the Eugene Airport, in Eugene, OR from January 21st - April 20th!

#Repost from Certificate Student @suzannescott •

#Repost from Certificate Student @suzannescott
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First day of school my friends! @ny_studioschool
You’ll find me here for the next 3 years.
Here we go.

#artschool #oldinartschool #nyss #nycartist #artstudent

#Repost from Virtual Certificate Student @irene_co

#Repost from Virtual Certificate Student @irene_cole

Spring 2022 Marathons are underway - for a preview of Summer 2022 Marathons visit our website via the link in bio!
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Day 1 of #NewYorkStudioSchool Drawing Marathon with Graham Nickson. Thinking about space between and around.

#virtual_certificate_student #charcoal #drawing

Mark your calendars for the VIRTUAL Spring 2022 Ev

Mark your calendars for the VIRTUAL Spring 2022 Evening Lecture Series. Lectures broadcast Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 6:30pm ET via Zoom Webinar and YouTube Live. Join the conversation by registering for individual lectures on our website (link in bio). The season commences with:

Wednesday, February 9th: Lobsters, Butterflies, and Dreams: Stephanie D'Alessandro on Surrealism Beyond Borders

Tuesday, February 15th: Clare Grill: On Her Work

#StephanieDAlessandro #ClareGrill #newyorkstudioschool

View Likkle Tings, an exhibition curated by NYSS A

View Likkle Tings, an exhibition curated by NYSS Alum Curtis Talwst Santiago, on view from December 9th, 2021 – January 23rd, 2022, with extended viewing hours from 10am-8pm daily.

Artist Spotlight: Patrice Robinson (@patdowart)
New York based artist, Patrice Robinson is best known for her intense, realistic portrait paintings created by using oil on wood panels and MetroCards. She uses her own experiences, as an African American woman growing up and living in NYC as inspiration. The themes that interest Patrice are duality, confinement displacement and attachment. She was an ARTWorks, Inc. Resident-Fellow at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning from 2019-2020.

Our Priority Deadline for Fall 2022 full-time stud

Our Priority Deadline for Fall 2022 full-time study in the two-year MFA, three-year Certificate, and three-year Virtual Certificate has passed; however, aspiring candidates are welcome to apply on a rolling basis until all programs fill. Submit an application (link in bio) to join the New York Studio School’s community of dedicated makers, where painting and sculpture are studied in depth, debated energetically, and created with passion.

#newyorkstudioschool #mfa #certificate #drawing #painting #sculpture

The New York Studio School, in collaboration with

The New York Studio School, in collaboration with Bookstein Projects (@booksteinprojects), presents Paul Resika: Allegory (San Nicola di Bari). This series of paintings is derived from an obscure engraving made of a panel from an altarpiece predella (ca. 1437) by Fra Angelico on the life of St Nicola of Bari. Ranging from somewhat-faithful reinterpretations to sparse abstractions painted in fantastic colors, this series offers a range of styles that Resika has made all his own.

PAUL RESIKA
Allegory (San Nicola di Bari)
January 31st - March 6th, 2022

Image: Paul Resika, “Allegory (San Nicola di Bari) #5,” 2019, Oil on canvas, 38 x 64 inches. Image courtesy Bookstein Projects, New York.

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