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MFA Exhibitions Archive

The School’s MFA program began with its pilot class of 14 students in 2005; since then, further classes have completed the intense program, concentrating in either painting or sculpture.

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2020

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2019

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2018

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2017

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2016

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2015

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2014

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2013

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2012

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2011

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2010

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2009

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2008

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2007

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2006

MFA Thesis Exhibition 2005

Snapshots From NYSS

Virtual Sculpture Marathon – with Bruce Gagnier

Virtual Sculpture Marathon – with Bruce Gagnier & Guests begins next week! Secure your spot today via the link in bio to join this 5-day Marathon that meets over the course of a weekend from Thursday, March 11th - Monday, March 15th.

🌟PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE🌟

COURSE DESCRIPTION
In this Marathon, we will make a 32 “ figure in clay or plastilene on a 30” armature from memory reference and imagination together. Photographs, books and drawings can and should be consulted while working. The Instructor will demonstrate my working methods from start to finish and we will discuss what each is thinking about. The Instructor will also make study sketches in drawing and talk about the use of this method as a source of change. Wet clay or plastilene can be used. The Instructor will be using Chavant Monumelt. Roma # 1 is also a good choice. It is best to buy at least one case. The wet clay is cheaper and you should also buy one case (2 packages) or even 3 packages. If you are using wet clay, you should have cloth to wrap the figure with each night. The Instructor will show how to soften the Plastilene to get started.

#brucegagnier #newyorkstudioschool #homestudioschool #sculpturemarathon

Congratulations to MFA candidates Alison Causer, M

Congratulations to MFA candidates Alison Causer, Molly Must and Erica Newton on their current exhibition on view in the Student Gallery from March 1st - 14th!

@alisonmcauser @molly.must @newtricky

#alisoncauser #mollymust #ericanewton #newyorkstudioschool #painting #sculpture

Join us next week for the Virtual Painting Maratho

Join us next week for the Virtual Painting Marathon with Elisa Jensen & Guests, March 11th - 15th. Enroll via the link in bio!

View Elisa Jensen's Instagram Live in our IGTV to learn more about her work and teaching methodology.

🌟PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE🌟

"This figure painting Marathon will explore figurative imagery – in particular, looking at ideas of allegory and archetype in painting – to consider how these ideas are, and can be, used in contemporary painting. Focus will be on finding and developing personal imagery to the fullest extent by working from perception, from drawings, from the imagination, and from memory." - Elisa Jensen

#elisajensen #newyorkstudioschool #homestudioschool #paintingmarathon #instagramlive

Virtual Painting Marathon – with Clintel Steed b

Virtual Painting Marathon – with Clintel Steed begins next week, Thursday, March 11th - Monday, March 15th. Enroll today via the link in bio.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE🌟🌟

Enjoy a recording in today's Instagram Live with Clintel Steed in our IGTV to learn more about what you will experience in his Marathon!

#clintelsteed #newyorkstudioschool #homestudioschool #paintingmarathon #instagramlive

TODAY, Thursday, March 4th at 12pm EST on Instagra

TODAY, Thursday, March 4th at 12pm EST on Instagram Live join Artist and NYSS Instructor Clintel Steed as he demonstrates how artists have dealt with the seated figure through history and discusses his upcoming Intersession Marathon.

Virtual Painting Marathon – with Clintel Steed
March 11th – 15th
REGISTER VIA THE LINK IN BIO

💙Partial Scholarships Available

@clintelsteed

#clintelsteed #newyorkstudioschool #homestudioschool #instagramlive #paintingmarathon #egyptianart #egyptianpainting

Repost from Marathon alum @samkelly202 • Came ac

Repost from Marathon alum @samkelly202
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Came across these in an old "ART News" magazine. So, the story goes.....
Back in 2010 I attended the Chautauqua School of Art and while their I painted alongside Emily Zuch, a great artist. At the end of the summer I had a critique with Glenn Goldberg. Glenn talked a lot about shapes and the importance of artist, Fernard Leger. He made a great impression on me.
@emjzemjz
@glennandgoldberg
@chq.art
#newyorkstudioschool

This week on our Instagram Live Series, Insights i

This week on our Instagram Live Series, Insights into Process, Thursday, March 4th at 12pm EST join Artist and NYSS Instructor Clintel Steed as he demonstrates how artists have dealt with the seated figure through history and discusses his upcoming Intersession Marathon.

Virtual Painting Marathon – with Clintel Steed
March 11th – 15th
🔹Enroll via the link in bio🔹

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE🌟🌟

@clintelsteed

#clintelsteed #newyorkstudioschool #homestudioschool #instagramlive #paintingmarathon #davidhockney

Spring 2021 VIRTUAL Evening Lecture Series TONIGHT

Spring 2021 VIRTUAL Evening Lecture Series TONIGHT, Wednesday, March 3rd at 6:30 pm: Eric Gibson “OFF-KILTER: Why is Sculpture So Often Displayed Badly?”

Join us by registering for individual lectures through our website (link in bio).

Eric Gibson is the Arts in Review editor of The Wall Street Journal and one of the paper’s art critics. Prior to joining the Journal in 1998 he was executive editor of ArtNews magazine and, prior to that, the art critic for the Washington Times. He is the author of “The Sculpture of Clement Meadmore” (Hudson Hills Press, 1994) and “The Necessity of Sculpture: Selected Essays & Criticism, 1985–2019” (Criterion Books, 2020).

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