Albany Art Schools

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Attending Art School in Albany

While the capitol of New York is often eclipsed by the rather formidable shadow of the Big Apple, the city of Albany serves as the epicenter of culture and business in the Hudson River Valley. A medium sized city, Albany has recently undergone a renaissance of sorts, largely due to a group of enthusiastic, close-knit artists who have dubbed it the “Hidden City”. The Albany art community resembles the closeness of a small town, while maintaining the diversity and energy of a big city. Annual events highlighting the Arts include the “Art on Lark” street festival, which attracts over 10,000 people every June. Attractions include the Empire State Plaza, which houses the largest display of American modern art, and more historical venues such as the Fenimore Art Museum and the Green River Gallery. Though there are no exclusive art schools other than the ITT Tech Institute’s School of Art and Design, the State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany boasts a globally recognized art department, and the College of Saint Rose’s Center for Art and Design holds the distinction of NASAD accreditation. Also, “teaching museums” such as Sage College’s Opalka Gallery and The Tang at Skidmore College offer multi-dimensional programs for a variety of interests.

Department of Visual Arts, Sage College of Albany

140 New Scotland Avenue
Albany, NY 12208
(518) 292-1730
www.sage.edu
Enrollment:  1400
Faculty:  24
Programs:  Painting, Printmaking, Clay Sculpture, Photography, Grapic Design, Illustration, Interior Design
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts Opalka Gallery
Additional Information:  Reflects faculty available at both Albany and Troy campuses.

Center for Art and Design, College of Saint Rose

432 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
(518) 454-5111
www.strose.edu
Enrollment:  3000
Faculty:  214
Programs:  Graphic Design, Studio Art, Art Education
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Studio Art, Bachelor of Science in Art Education, Master of Science in Art Education
Features:  Center for Art & Design Art Gallery; NASAD accreditation

Department of Art, SUNY Albany

1400 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12222
(518) 442-3300
www.albany.edu
Enrollment:  185 undergraduate, 40 graduate
Faculty:  16
Programs:  Studio Art (digital media, painting and drawing, photography, print making, and sculpture); Art History
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Fine Arts
Features:  Boor Sculpture Studio, Academic Podium (designed by Edward Durrell Stone
Noted Alumni:  Ian Berry (Curator at the Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College), Ken Johnson (Art Critic at the New York Times), Thomas Krens (Director of the Solomon Guggenheim Foundation), Luca Buvoli (artist), Dawn Clements (artis)t