HQ Function

Serves as the main administrative hub, houses key academic departments, classrooms, the SVA Theatre, and exhibition spaces.

Notable Features:

SVA Theatre (a historic venue also used for classes and events), multiple public galleries (SVA Chelsea Gallery, Gramercy Gallery), state-of-the-art studios, digital labs, and production facilities spread across its urban campus.

Work Culture:

The environment at SVA is characterized by intensive creativity, collaboration, and a strong connection to New York City's professional art and design industries. It fosters hands-on learning, guided by a faculty of working professionals.

HQ Significance:

Its New York City location provides students with unparalleled access to world-class museums, galleries, design studios, and extensive networking opportunities. The urban campus is integral to SVA's identity and educational philosophy.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus and its facilities reflect SVA's commitment to creativity, innovation, technical excellence, professionalism, and community engagement through its dynamic learning spaces and public-facing galleries and events.

Location:

School of Visual Arts cultivates a global presence by attracting a diverse international student body from over 75 countries. It offers various study abroad and exchange programs, fostering international academic partnerships. SVA's faculty and alumni are active globally, participating in international exhibitions, festivals, and professional projects, contributing to a worldwide creative network. The institution also engages in global recruitment and outreach to maintain its international character.

Street Address:

209 East 23rd Street

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA