Alone in his jail cell awaiting his execution by guillotine in the final days of the French Revolution, Maximilien Robespierre is a man lost in darkness after being haunted by … More
Pilar Newton-Katz (’20) talks about her thesis story, ‘Snozzlewinks!’ Snozzlewinks! is about Stella, a 12-year-old girl who loves to draw her whimsical creature creations. She goes everywhere with her best … More
The MFA Visual Narrative program is proud to offer an Educators Scholarship award for instructors currently teaching two or more classes at an accredited university or college, with at least two years experience. Other full-time educators … More
“Hope was born in 1903 on a mountain in New Hampshire, and in her twenties and thirties, she embarked on long journeys to live and teach in places like Alaska … More
Susanne Reece is a writer, illustrator, and visual essayist. She has always found the real world, its people and the other creatures in it, endlessly fascinating, stranger and more wonderful … More
Watch this recording of our online info session from December 11th, 2020, which includes a presentation from our chair Nathan Fox, along with faculty and alumni. Learn all about … More
MFA Visual Narrative wants to wish everyone a warm and safe holiday season, as we bring a close to a year that has been unlike any other. We want to … More
Our students gather together to learn in New York City in June and July for the beloved summer term! See what it’s like. It’s not called the summer intensive for … More
Such wonderful news from Alexandra Beguez (’16) @bisforbeguez on Instagram “The graphic novel I contributed to, ‘Guantanamo Voices’ (Abrams) made The New York Times Best Graphic Novels of 2020 … More
