Art schools directory

Art in America, Oct, 2004

New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture

Graham Nickson, Dean

8 West 8th Street, New York NY 10011

212.673.6466. Web: www.nyss.org

Intensive full-time studio atelier programs in drawing, painting and sculpture. MFA in painting and sculpture offered. Drawing Marathons: September 27 October 8 and February 14-25. Fall Session: September 27 January 28. Spring Session: February 14-May 20. See our ad page 178.

Pratt Institute

Judith Aaron. Director of Admissions

200 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205

718.636.3814 or 800.331.0834 ext 3514

Web: www.pratt.edu/admiss/request/

Email: jaaron@pratt.edu

Two year four-year and graduate programs in almost every art and design discipline including interior and industrial design Pratt also offers an accredited five-year architecture degree. a creative writing BFA and cultural studies BA Application deadline: February 1st. Also non credit art. design and certificate computer courses at our Manhattan campus. * To request a degree catalog, complete interest form at www.pratt.edu/admiss/request/, email: admissions@pratt.edu or call 718.636.3514 * For information on non-credit courses. call 212.647.7199. email at prostudy@pratt.edu or visit http://ProStudies.pratt.edu

Rutgers-Mason Gross School of the Arts

Visual Arts Department

33 Livingston Avenue. New Brunswick. NJ 08901-1959

732.93202222 MFA press 2 BFA press 3 Fax: 732.932.2217

Web: www.mgsa.rutgers.edu

COME STUDY WITH US Application Deadlines: BFA. December 1, 2004 MFA. February 1, 2005 The BFA and MFA Visual Art programs encompass a wide variety of perspectives in painting. sculpture and ceramics, photography film and video performance, printmaking and mixed media In addition to these fine arts studio areas undergraduates may concentrate in graphic design The studio curriculum is complimented by undergraduate and graduate seminar courses addressing critical, social and aesthetic issues. Students may take art related internships outside the school Rutgers University's proximity to New York City provides students with convenient access to major galleries and museums. See our ad page 172.

School of Visual Arts

209 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010

212.592.2100 or 800.436.4204

Web: www.schoolovisualarts.edu Email: gradadmissions@sva.edu

The School of Visual Arts' Master of Arts in Teaching is a 36 credit, three semester, full-time program that leads to the New York State Initial Certification in art, pre K-12. The course work emphasizes hands on experience and the theoretical frameworks and curricular resources for teaching children with diverse and special needs, Classes are integrated with student teaching and practice in SVA's childrens' programs Red Cross Shelter, Art for Kids and Liberty Partnerships Program.

School of Visual Arts

Rick Longo, Executive Director of Admissions and Student Affairs

209 East 93rd Street, New York, NY 10010

212.592.2100 Fax: 212.592.2116

Web: www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Email: admissions@sva.edu

BFA Programs: Advertising; Animation; Cartooning; Computer Art; Film and Video; Fine Arts; Graphic Design; Illustration; Interior Design; Photography. MFA Programs: Art Criticism and Writing; Design; Fine Arts; Illustration as Visual Essay; Computer Art; Photography, Video and Related Media. MPS Programs: Art Therapy. MAT Program: Art Education.