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Specializing in the arts of the Americas, students in this program receive free tuition and access to a dynamic arts ecosystem, thanks to a partnership with Crystal Bridges.
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The museum space of NYU Abu Dhabi launches its second decade with a mid-career retrospective of Ala Younis, asking how to investigate our temporal universe.
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Turn your passion for art into an international career with Sotheby’s Institute of Art programs in London, New York, and online.
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On November 16, explore MFA studios, meet artists, and learn more about the Visual Arts + Sound Art programs in faculty-led sessions.
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Curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, “Whispers on the Horizon” weaves contemporary works with around 30 pieces from the Taipei Fine Arts Museum’s collection.
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Apply by January 18, 2026, to be considered for a full-tuition scholarship.
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A network of nearly 30 institutions drives exhibitions, anti-racist education, and innovative projects that challenge dominant narratives about Blackness in the Caribbean.
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With over 100 works by the father of Mexican photography, this exhibition illustrates how working with others was central to Álvarez Bravo’s creative process.
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Students in art education, art history, graphic design, and studio art have access to further financial support through assistantships, fellowships, and grants.
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All students in this interdisciplinary studio art program receive full-tuition scholarships and can gain professional experience as educators through subsidized teaching appointments.
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Applications are open for the New York-based, globally linked program, where students have multiple opportunities to curate fully subsidized exhibitions.
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Explore the life and work of the renowned artist and discover new ways of imagining the world in this groundbreaking retrospective, on view through February 22, 2026.