SVA MFA Fine Arts

Class of 2024 alumni Hongbin Kim, Minji Seo, Kun Kuyng Sok, Ahyun Jeon, and Bitna Jung are in a group show at the Korean Cultural Center 🔥🔥🔥

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📍SAVE THE DATE!
RESONANCE
July 3rd - 30th, 2024
📍OPENING RECEPTION
🙌SATURDAY JULY 6TH
5 - 7PM🙌💐
Join us at the upcoming
exhibition “Resonance” at the Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in New Jersey. This exhibition features emerging Korean artists who explore the deep connections between interacting energies, the push and pull of forces in equilibrium, and how the harmonious blend of different frequencies resonates.
We look forward to the moment when our vibrations coincide. Don’t miss the chance to engage with the thought-provoking stories of today’s new artists.
참여작가님
📍HONGBIN KIM
📍MINJI SEO
📍KUN KYUNG SOK
📍AHYUN JEON
📍BITNA JUNG
여름을 향해 가는 6월의 길목에서 뉴저지 한국 문화원(KCC) 갤러리는 뉴욕에 기반을 둔
한국 신예 작가 5인의 이야기를 담은 전시 “Resonance”를 전개합니다.
이번 전시 “Resonance”는 전통적인 경계를 넘어 정체성, 공간, 시간 사이의 깊은 연결을
강조하며, 각 작가의 서로 다른 에너지가 섬세한 균형을 이루어 깊은 울림을 선사합니다. 다채로운 6인의 에너지가 일치하여 조화롭게 울리는 순간에 여러분을 초대합니다.

Wushuang Tong ‘19 has a solo exhibition on view at Museum of Contemporary Art Chengdu 💖

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🌟 I’m thrilled to announce my first solo exhibition, “Tunes on Breeze,” will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chengdu!

This exhibition includes my works from the very beginning of my artistic journey to my most recent creations, spanning paintings, sculptures, photography, articles, and more! Looking forward to meeting you if you happen to be in Chengdu! ✨

🗓️ Reception: June 29, 2024, at 3 pm
📍 Address: Museum of Contemporary Art Chengdu, Tianfu Software Park C1 West Building, High-tech Zone, Chengdu
📅 Dates: June 29 - July 6, 2024

🌟 非常开心地宣布，我的首次个展《一笛风好》将在成都当代美术馆举办🎨🎶

这次展览汇集了我从很青涩时期到最近的作品，展示了我在绘画、雕塑、摄影、写作等方面的探索与成长。诚邀各位参加开幕和观展！✨

🗓️ 开幕：2024年6月29日 下午3点
📍 地址：成都市高新区天府软件园C1西楼
📅 展览时间：2024年6月29日 - 7月6日

#艺术展览 #个展 #成都 #艺术与音乐 #当代艺术

Opening tonight!!!! ✨✨✨
Class of 2023 Katinka Huang and Nianxin Li are in a group exhibition at Berry Campbell

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The Imaginary Made Real
Curated by Paul Laster
June 27 - August 16, 2024

Opening Reception
Thursday, June 27, 2024
6 - 8 pm

Berry Campbell is pleased to present “The Imaginary Made Real,” curated by Paul Laster. Featuring 31 international contemporary artists, the exhibition celebrates Surrealism’s centennial anniversary with artworks that approach the dreamlike movement through fresh eyes.

The exhibition loosely explores ways of thinking and working that are figuratively and abstractly related to the surreal while embracing visionary, spiritual, and psychological viewpoints.

The exhibition features work in a variety of sizes and media, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, photography, ceramics, mosaics, assemblages, and bronzes. On view in the gallery’s two front spaces, The Imaginary Made Real can be seen from the street day or night, making it visible during diverse moments of reverie.

Exhibited artworks include visionary paintings by Italian self-taught artists Vera Girivi and Elisabetta Zangrandi, as well as David Onri Anderson and Sarah Lee; dreamlike scenarios by Leyla Runzi Cui, Charles Hascoët, Valerie Hegarty, Nir Hod, Katinka Huang, Oda Jaune, Nianxin Li, Rosa Loy, Donna Moylan, GaHee Park, Erik Parker; collage-like compositions by David Alekhuogie, Alex Anderson, Hoda Kashiha, Yasue Maetake, Tony Matelli , Melissa Rios, and Rhonda Wall; distorted figures by David Baskin, Saint Clair Cemin, Amie Dicke, Thomas Lerooy, Larissa De Jesús Negrón, Bony Ramirez; and the abstract realms of Yevgeniya Baras, Luiza Gottschalk, and Karla Knight.


[Melissa Rios “Lo Que No Podemos Nombrar” 2023 oil on canvas]

Jusun Jessie Seo ‘24 is in a group exhibition at Thierry Goldberg ❤️‍🔥 on view through July 12th

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🦋Thank you for coming to opening of 𝓥𝓲𝓽𝓻𝓾𝓿𝓲𝓪𝓷 𝓦𝓸𝓶𝓪𝓷 🦋
the show will be up until July 12th, 2024🩵

Thank you for curating the show with amazing artists .jamal .mirabel.art

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Vitruvian Woman opens Next TUESDAY!
With paintings by Tsioianiio Galban, Noormah Jamal, Johanna Mirabel, and Jusun Jessie Seo.

‘Vitruvian Woman’ unites four artists who explore and abstract the body as a means of social deconstruction and investigation. Though all these artists bring a distinctly individual style to this exhibition, each imbues new meaning into concepts of humanity and connection. Through their diverse perspectives, they invite viewers to reconsider the feminine body’s role in contemporary social discourse.

Class of 1994 met for their 30 year reunion 🥰🥰🥰

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I graduated from SVA (school of visual arts) grad school in 1994 and this last weekend we had a 30 year reunion. I don’t have any photos from that time in the 90’s because I didn’t walk around with a camera. Cheers to everyone I went to school with! We all helped to shape each other 🥂

Katrín Inga Jónsdóttir Hjördísardóttir ‘14 has a solo exhibition in Berlin, Your Feelings Matter, at Gallery Gudmundsdottir.

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Your Feelings Matter by Katrín Inga
Open June 6th - July 20th 2024

“Your Feelings Matter” invites us to delve into the philosophical undercurrents of everyday objects. Through installations and sensory experiences, the exhibition explores chewing gum—a symbol of perfect abstract form. It is not rigid or fixed but dynamic and evolving, much like our thoughts and emotions.

Within Gallery Gudmundsdottir, “Your Feelings Matter” transcends conventional perception, unearthing unspoken expressions of our collective consciousness. Suggesting contemplation of the timeless vibrations that animate both the living and the inanimate, weaving new narratives of connection and belonging.

Through the artist’s exploration of chewing gum as a metaphorical medium, Katrín Inga prompts us to reconsider our relationship with the world. “Your Feelings Matter” proposes novel patterns for reimagining our place within existence. With each chew, each moment of reflection, we are reminded of the profound interconnectedness of all things and the infinite possibilities within the mundane.

“You matter. Your vote matters. Your impact on the whole is undeniable. The whole is created by you. The truth is: many small things come together to form one big thing. It is a fact. You are the whole. A seemingly simple thought. But it’s not such a simple feeling. Your inner world echoes outward, affecting the entirety. It is scary. It is power.“

Qin Shen ‘26 has a solo show at :iidrr Gallery. On view through June 28th 👏

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Thank you for everyone who came to the opening of my first solo exhibition yesterday! It meant the world to me to have your support ❤️.
The show will be on view till June 28th. Come by to see my recent works if you haven’t got a chance to see it at the opening!
Location: 162 Allen Street, New York, NY.
Thank you and ._.vna for helping me make this show happen! You are the best team!!!🙌🫡🩷

Lexi Fleurs ’25 is in a group exhibition at Benrubi Gallery. Opening June 20th through September 17th 💖🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💖

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I’m thrilled to announce Gorgeousness: A Summer Pride Show curated by me will be opening this Thursday June 20th 5-9 pm at Benrubi Gallery in New York. It’s a BIG show with a total of fifty-eight artists and is meant to celebrate Pride but is also seeks to call attention to the perilous fork in the road regarding the rights and freedoms that our forebears fought so bravely for. I hope you can make it to the show running through September 17. Gallery hours are Wed-Sat 11-5 and August by appt only. Benrubi Gallery is located at 529 West 20th St on the 8th floor. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️


















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Academic Advisor and faculty member Nelson Santos is in a group exhibition, Flagging the Circle, with Q***r Art. Don’t miss your opportunity to grab a unique collaborative art piece from the silent auction, like the one by Nelson Santos and Jeanne Vaccaro. All funds will provide direct support to Q***r Art’s national artist community. Bidding is open through June 20th!

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Proud and honored to be part of the Q***r|Art|Pride Exhibition and Silent Auction. All artworks are Exquisite Co**se. I collaborated with fabulous friend and fellow

Artworks on display at June 11th–20th. You can bid online until June 20, 2024. Support ***rart and get some great art too! Link in bio.

Faculty member Baseera Khan in Venice 💚🤍♥️

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If you are at and plan to come to - don’t miss my exhibition at and - I have new work in an exhibition title called “The Saftey Game.”

“For this exhibition, Baseera is showing a selection of their most recent fine oil paintings on panel, depicting vases, beads, and improbable skies. Painted in 2024, all of them, from The Safety Game / Bronze Bead Weight (Green) to The Safety Game / Bronze Balustrade with Loose Rings (Peaches), can be considered as multifunctional “gravitational environmental games” that speak of the force of gravity in any form enunciated by the human hand that operates its gesture within a thermodynamic and self-critical spatial context. From this we might infer an ironic rhetoric about the polygamous individuation of the sexual attraction drive, as is evident in The Safety
Game / Stainless Steal Safety Plug (Ruby Reds), with which the corresponding Murano glass sculpture, produced by the hands of master glassmaker Marco Giuman, is associated. Glass, in Baseera’s investigative intentions, becomes the medium-optic for a macro-view on the history of the export of beauty and desire, as it happened in ancient Venice, but in this context it takes on the significance of import/ export in the trafficking of exploited prostitutes. All of Baseera’s
subjects are “seductive” because the materials themselves are expressions and determinations of
a body politic that beguiles and fascinates its user. Oil takes on the meanings of power and geopolitics, plastic symbolizes the refinery and pollution, while textiles are transformed into an anonymous workplace: always open concepts that denounce the gravitational force of these dangerous games.” - Gabriele Romeo

Also a big thanks to .residency for giving me space to paint and research and for the support, we will all miss your programming.

Photos: Filippo Molena

Congratulations Yuan Fang ‘22 ❤️‍🔥

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Honored to be included in the list this year 🌞 Even now everyday I still woke up with disbelief that this is such a life that I never thought of. Recently I have been recalling from time to time that phone call I made to my parents in 2014 right before I turn 18. I said to them there’s no chance I can take the path that you guys want me to, please just send me to art school and let me figure this out. At that time I didn’t even know I would become an artist, not to mention painting as a full time job. A full decade has passed and there have been many ups and downs, but I have never regretted about this new life, and the career I built on my own.
Thank you to all the judges for the nomination! Read the full list here: https://www.forbes.com/30-under-30/2024/asia/the-arts

Nathalie Marti ‘25 has work on view at the main SVA building 🔥🔥🔥

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My solo exhibition at the main SVA Building 🎨

Thanks to , my amazing CE teacher, and & for the help 🥰✨

1. The American dream 🍩
2. The Critic 🍅
3. Doing just fine 🫠
4. The American dream I 🦅
5. The American dream ll 🦅

Marianna Peragallo ‘19 is in a two-person exhibition at Cleo the Project Space opening today June 8th ✨✨

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Cleo the Project Space is pleased to present ‘Backlot’, our newest exhibition with work by Marianna Peragallo and Thomas Martinez Pilnik. Join us for the opening reception Saturday, June 8th from 6-9pm with a special artist talk from 7-8pm. See you there!

Nivea Hernandez ‘25 and Stephanie McGovern ‘23 in a group exhibition at the Flatiron Gallery

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Excited to show with these awesome artists and co-workers! Please join us on Wednesday June 5 from 5-7pm at SVA’s Flatiron Project Space 🦋

Congratulations to the Class of 2024 😍🎓❤️‍🔥 We can’t wait to see the amazing things you will do next 🫶

See y’all at your thesis show opening on July 25th 🥂

Join us for the opening of 
How Do You Like Your Love
Thursday, May 16th, 5-7pm

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Save the Date: May 16
HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR LOVE
I’m excited to announce that I’m curating an exhibition with .schipper as part of a pre-Pride show presented by SVA MFA Fine Arts.

How Do You Like Your Love will feature works by six q***r SVA Alumni and faculty, including:
Jay Michelle Elizondo
Nadine F***j
E. Jane
James Jaxxa
Baseera Khan
Zac Thompson

How Do You Like Your Love takes its name and inspiration from the 1984 dance song by Sylvester, and celebrates the intersections of q***r bodies, gender and race through night life, music, performance, and tears of joy & heartbreak.

Come join us!
Reception: Thurs., May 16, 5-7pm
Exhibition: May 11-29, 2024
Hours: Mon-Sat. 10am-6pm

SVA Flatiron Project Space
133 W 21st Street, NYC

Poster Design:
Image Credit:

***rart ***rartists ***rarttoday ***rart

Sean Donovan ‘16 has a solo exhibition opening at Museo Burel 👏👏👏

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Pleased to announce that I will have a solo museum show opening next Saturday in Belluno, Italy. I want to thank everyone at the museum for all their hard work putting this show together.

Also big thanks to for the photo

Celebrating the end of the year ✨