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Nadia DeLane (’15) releases ‘A Travel Companion’ for wandering souls

2 months, 1 day ago
by Ben

One of our favorite ways to start the day is seeing a new project by MFAVN alumni pop up. So you can imagine how happy we were to see that […]

Alex Beguez (’16) has ‘Star Trek: Trill’ covered

2 months, 9 days ago
by Ben

Illustrator and cartoonist Alexandra Beguez (‘16) focuses on the inner workings and social interactions of her characters. By exploring themes like loneliness and individuality she’s able to explore and reveal […]

WATCH: Continuing Education Info Session for 2023 classes

2 months, 14 days ago
by Ben

The SVA Visual Narrative Spring ’23 Continuing Education courses offer students an opportunity to explore and expand their personal voice and visual storytelling skills in creative writing for visual artists, […]

What awards and grants are offered by MFA Visual Narrative?

2 months, 24 days ago
by Ben

MFA Visual Narrative is a graduate program in School of Visual Arts, a leader in the education of artists, designers and creative professionals for more than seven decades. From SVA’s History Page. “With a faculty […]

Accepting applications on a rolling basis

2 months, 25 days ago
by Ben

We’re excited about your interest in the MFA Visual Narrative program. More than just a degree program, MFA Visual Narrative is a school of thought that immerses you in story. […]

What does the MFA Visual Narrative 2023 schedule look like?

3 months, 7 days ago
by Ben

We’ve been getting a lot of questions about the schedule for this coming summer’s new year. MFA Visual Narrative is a low-residency program so it can be challenging to see […]

The MFAVN One-Stop (Holiday) Shop

3 months, 18 days ago
by Ben

Looking for a last minute gift? Check out these comics, photography books, ornaments and more — all created by our students, alumni, and faculty! Rubber Bones Rash Guards (Maria Schweitzer […]

Marissa Jones (’20) studies where the known and the unknown meet

4 months, 14 days ago
by Ben

Marissa is a motion and multimedia designer driven by storytelling. Whether it’s from all of the sci-fi she watched as a kid or all of the times she got lost in the woods, Marissa loves the promise of an uncharted adventure.

Sarah Shaw (’20) discusses life as a student and teacher at MFAVN

4 months, 18 days ago
by Ben

Sarah was able to teach and learn at MFA Visual Narrative because the program is structured to accommodate many schedules.

G. Davis Cathcart (’21) looks at the 80s NYC art scene through a Sci-Fi lens in ‘One Eight Hundred Ghosts’

4 months, 21 days ago
by Ben

Davis came to MFAVN with a strong visual style and a desire to hone his story craft. His thesis graphic novel ‘One Eight Hundred Ghosts’ was borne from a desire to give readers a peek at the art scene of 80s Manhattan.