Dec 6, 2018, 10:25 AM
A three-venue exhibition in collaboration with Hirschl & Adler Galleries and 511 Projects, The Masters celebrates the contribution of the Art Students League teachers and students from the late nineteenth century through the present.
Howard Russell Butler’s vision of a building devoted to artists
An important subplot of A Landmark Exhibition: An Alliance of Artists and Patrons on 57th Street is the Art Students League’s role not only in introducing Impressionism to New York City but also in pioneering the Midtown gallery district.
A selected chronology of the Art Students League’s West 57th Street home since 1892.
It is the singular genius of the Art Students League that the best possible training for an artist is to teach self-reliance.
A vibrant overview of a distinctive New York City contribution to American realism in the first half of the twentieth-century
On the Front Lines: Military Veterans at the Art Students League of New York has opened in its second venue, the UB Anderson Gallery, in Buffalo, NY.
“I returned to teach in the university system that failed me as an aspiring artist.”
“Yasuo Kuniyoshi was always very concerned about layers of everything consistent with layers of meaning between the ostensible subject matter of the painting and what might be the actual content.”
The G.I. Bill created the circumstances that provoked searching questions about where and how best to educate artists.