View from the High Line, just a few blocks from the Fine Arts building
Angela Conant poses with a hat made for Robin Winters' seminar (Photo Credit: Matthew Neiderhauser)
Art Practice faculty member Suzanne Anker's installation, "Shelf Life"
Art Practice faculty member Ernesto Pujol's "Farmers Dream" performance
Art Practice faculty member Jovana Stokic participates in Marina Abramović's "The Artist is Present"
A still from Art Practice faculty member Dara Birnbaum's "Arabesque"
MFA Art Practice candidates at Dia Beacon (Photo Credit: Matthew Neiderhauser)
Art Practice faculty member Gary Simmons' "Home and Away"
Bradford Kessler with a Dan Flavin piece at the Dia (Photo Credit: Matthew Neiderhauser)
An image from Art Practice faculty member Mark Tribe's "Port Huron Project"
Art Practice faculty member Robin Winters' "Man and Beast"
A still from Art Practice faculty member Kathy Brew's "Mixed Messages"
Art Practice faculty member Susan Hefuna's "Dream"
Announcements
Congratulations to the new MFA Art Practice Class
We look forward to welcoming the MFA Art Practice class of 2014 to SVA's campus this summer.
Mickalene Thomas: Origin of the Universe
April 14, 2012 - August 19, 2012
Santa Monica Museum of Art presents "Origin of the Universe," a solo exhibition of work by Art Practice faculty member Mickalene Thomas. The exhibition examines art historical constructs of feminine identity, sexuality, beauty, and power in 15 works of various sizes, shapes, and media.
Kathy Brew: Going Gray
May 10, 2012 - May 23, 2012
UCLA Art | Sci Center and the Institute for Society and Genertics present "Going Gray," an exhibition of video, photography, and mixed-media work by Art Practice faculty member Kathy Brew that looks at the seemingly frivolous aspect of dying/not dying one’s hair to explore questions about aging and current cultural attitudes towards the graying of America.
Dara Birnbaum receives an Anonymous Was A Woman Grant
Art Practice faculty member Dara Birnbaum is one of ten recipients of the 2011 Anonymous Was a Woman grant. The unrestricted grant of $25,000 enables women, over 45 years of age and at a critical juncture in their lives or careers, to continue to grow and pursue their work. The award is given in recognition of an artist's accomplishments, artistic growth and the quality of her work.