SVA Art Practice

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Wednesday, July 30th
6PM - 9PM
335 West 16th Street

Sneak Peak of “What Holds, What Breaks” . Reception Thursday, July 10th, 6PM - 8PM.

See work by AP students and and AP faculty member at .

Dana Donaty, Melanie Brewster & Jacquelyn Strycker at The Arts Warehouse

Dana Donaty, Melanie Brewster & Jacquelyn Strycker at The Arts Warehouse — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts Dana Donaty (AP ‘24), Melanie Brewster (AP ‘24) and Jacquelyn Strycker (AP Faculty) are showing work in “Conceptually Green” at the Arts Warehouse in Florida curated by Donaty and Renee Phillips.

Frank Rapant Profiled by Union College

Frank Rapant Profiled by Union College — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts Frank Rapant (MFA AP ‘25) starts his day on Canvas! Read more.

David A. Ross interviews Rirkrit Tiravanija in the Brooklyn Rail

David A. Ross interviews Rirkrit Tiravanija in the Brooklyn Rail — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts AP Chair David A. Ross interviews Rirkrit Tiravanija for the Brooklyn Rail.

Block Printing with Jacquelyn Strycker

Block Printing with Jacquelyn Strycker — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts Faculty member Jacquelyn Strycker will lead a block printing workshop at the Museum of Art and Design on January 17.

Iviva Olenick at The Old Stone House

Iviva Olenick at The Old Stone House — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts Survival as Precarious, Not Assured (2019) by AP faculty member Iviva Olenick is on view in “Picturing the Constitution” at The Old Stone House in Brooklyn.

Janine Brown at Field Projects

Janine Brown at Field Projects — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts Janine Brown (AP ‘23) is showing work in “To Know the Earth Through Roots” at Field Projects in New York City.

Christine Stiver at Headstone Gallery

Christine Stiver at Headstone Gallery — MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts AP Alum C hristine Stiver is featured in “Rumor Mill” at Headstone Gallery in Kingston, NY.

MFA AP Chair interviews for the .

Ross: The essential animating concern at that moment, which was what?

Tiravanija: I mean, it goes back to Fluxus somehow. What is really important when one is thinking about art? For me, it’s about the relationship, right? It’s not just the relationship between you and the work, or you and the artists and the ideas, but also you and the other people looking at it.

Ross: Right. So breaking the boundary of the art world, in a way?

Tiravanija: There’s a kind of gap between what I see and what I would say Western cultural thinking is, which is basically the difference between looking at an object and using the object. And so one of the first things was realizing “Oh, they’re just taking all these things and putting them in a box.” And in a way, for me, it was missing out on the life part.

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