I am K.C. Amable, an extrovert-introvert native New Yorker. At a young age, I pursued an Illustration major at the High School of Art & Design in Manhattan, having work featured at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Gallery…
I am a young artist of Gambian descent based in New York City making Acrylic and Oil paintings that represents black women in a divine way while simultaneously adding aspects of my culture and heritage to the work. Fabric and…
Carena Carrington was awarded the Jack Kamen Scholarship in 2014. She attended the High School of Art and Design in Manhattan, NY. She is currently a sophomore at the University at Albany. 2014 – In the Seeds of the League…
Lorenzo has been featured in exhibitions in Boston, New York City, and Lima, Peru. He explores the intersections of the Dominican diaspora, queerness, and BDSM through his photographic work, while also exploring and analyzing the meaning behind being a product…
I heard about the Art Students League from my figure drawing teacher who said it’s a really nice opportunity for me to build my skills. For an art student, it is really important to show colleges you can draw and…
Before my time at the League, I was mostly a digital artist, so I was really looking forward to drawing on paper. I also had never had an actual art class before, so I came in really looking forward to…
I want to study at the Art Students League so that I can further develop my art skills, and attending these classes will give me more of a sense of what kind of art I am interested in, and how…
Maya Carino is a Brooklyn born, multi-disciplinary Latinx artist working to relocate to Mexico. While attending classes at the League Carino wrote, “This was one of the first artistic communities I truly felt a part of, and they all thoroughly…
At the Art Students League Franco hoped to improve his abilities in painting from life by attending the five-night figure drawing course with Dan Thompson. Franco’s art was exhibited in the League’s fall Concours in the Phyllis Harriman-Mason Galleryin-and in…
From the 1890s to the 1910s, Hettie Anderson (1873-1938) ranked as one of New York’s most sought-after artists’ models, with a client roster including Art Students League faculty and graduates. Yet even as her sculpted and painted likeness was immortalized…
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