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The Art Students League is a non-profit organization that offers classes, exhibitions, and events for artists of all levels and disciplines. Founded in 1875, it is the birthplace of American art and features works by renowned artists such as Barnett Newman and Chitra Ganesh.
- Academic Calendar
Below is a list of important dates in the Art Students...
- Policies
The Art Students League of New York (the “League”) does not...
- Student Guide
New students can explore the League’s offerings online (find...
- Certificate Program
The Art Students League of New York is approved by New York...
- Open Sessions
Special Friday is your opportunity to sample a League...
- Friends of the League
As a Friend of the League, you will join an exclusive group...
- Why The League
What sets the League apart. At the Art Students League of...
- Permanent Collection
The Art Students League of New York is home to a permanent...
- Academic Calendar
Art Students League of New York. The American Fine Arts Society Building at 215 West 57th Street. The Art Students League of New York is an art school in the American Fine Arts Society in Manhattan, New York City. The Arts Students League is known for its broad appeal to both amateurs and professional artists.
Die Art Students League of New York in Manhattan ist eine Vereinigung von Kunststudenten, die 1875 [1] von Lemuel Wilmarth und einigen Studenten der National Academy of Design gegründet wurde und die wohl einflussreichste und bekannteste Art Students League ist.
The League is an independent art school where students can choose their own artistic path and learn from instructors who are not bound by a set curriculum. The League offers atelier-style studio art classes in painting, drawing, sculpting, printmaking, and mixed media in New York City.
Learn how the League was founded in 1875 by artists who desired a new school that emphasized artistic creativity, respect for artists, and hands-on education. Meet some of the famous instructors and students who shaped the League's legacy and impact on American visual arts.
