Hello, my name is Michelle Lee and I initially studied at the League in 2019 with Amy Weiskopf and Sherry Camhy. Unfortunately, my studies at the League took a sharp halt during Covid but I continued to keep a close…
As an Architectural designer and artist, I want to work with the sculpture teachers at the Art Students League and learn the fundamentals of large-scale sculpture. As a young kid I always wanted to be an artist and architect and…
Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world. Harriet Tubman This March, Seeds of the League has the pleasure…
My name is Noelani, and I am currently working towards becoming a concept artist and illustrator. Up until 2016, I had been taking free Saturday Art Classes in Queens for middle schoolers held by the Joan Mitchell Foundation (JMF). The…
As a bilingual New Yorker, Seeds of the League gave me a new language – an art to really express myself. Ever since I was 6, I trained as a classical ballet dancer, with all the physical and emotional demands of that…
I’ve painted at the league before as a high school student and I’ve never felt so much friendship and commonality in one room. Sure, we artists are competitive but when we are all painting, it’s as if world peace has…
Hello, my name is Aurora Dislaking. I would like to study at the Art Students League in order to better master my craft and expand myself into new mediums within an environment conducive to creating and mastering skill sets, while…
Amberrose Venus-Gordon currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. She is a recent graduate from Pratt Institute where she received her BFA in Painting and minored in Art History and Museum and Gallery Practices. Amberrose’s interest in working with children and…
Elisha Marie Lopez (b. 1993) is an artist from Bronx, New York. As a sensitive soul, she channels her life experiences through artistic expression using mixed media. Compelled to create in her youth, she was primarily self-taught before attending the…
“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” — Frederick Douglass In celebration of Black History Month we are pleased to introduce you to Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller, who in 1907 was the first African-American woman to…
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