After SVA

A man and a woman sit on stage in black armchairs during a presentation. The man, holding a microphone, gestures toward colorful illustrated posters the woman is holding, one depicting a dancer in front of the Puerto Rican flag and another labeled "Pakistan" showing a traditional dancer. Behind them, a large screen displays cartoon portraits and text reading “50 Who Made a BIG Difference” by David Heredia. A smaller poster on the floor reads “Little Heroes of Color – Mansa Musa” with a cartoon character illustration.A man and a woman sit on stage in black armchairs during a presentation. The man, holding a microphone, gestures toward colorful illustrated posters the woman is holding, one depicting a dancer in front of the Puerto Rican flag and another labeled "Pakistan" showing a traditional dancer. Behind them, a large screen displays cartoon portraits and text reading “50 Who Made a BIG Difference” by David Heredia. A smaller poster on the floor reads “Little Heroes of Color – Mansa Musa” with a cartoon character illustration.
A man and a woman sit on stage in black armchairs during a presentation. The man, holding a microphone, gestures toward colorful illustrated posters the woman is holding, one depicting a dancer in front of the Puerto Rican flag and another labeled "Pakistan" showing a traditional dancer. Behind them, a large screen displays cartoon portraits and text reading “50 Who Made a BIG Difference” by David Heredia. A smaller poster on the floor reads “Little Heroes of Color – Mansa Musa” with a cartoon character illustration.A man and a woman sit on stage in black armchairs during a presentation. The man, holding a microphone, gestures toward colorful illustrated posters the woman is holding, one depicting a dancer in front of the Puerto Rican flag and another labeled "Pakistan" showing a traditional dancer. Behind them, a large screen displays cartoon portraits and text reading “50 Who Made a BIG Difference” by David Heredia. A smaller poster on the floor reads “Little Heroes of Color – Mansa Musa” with a cartoon character illustration.
A Who’s Who of the Global Creative Community
Here is a small snapshot of what our community has done after SVA!

More than 42,000 artists, critics, curators, designers, filmmakers, photographers, writers, and other creative professionals who have gone on to achieve success in their respective industries. 

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Founder and creative producer, Augenblick Studios • Recipient, Animated Short Runner Up, SXSW, Ramblin’ Man • Producer, director, and writer, The Adventures of Drunky • Supervising producer, animation director, and character designer, Ugly Americans • Director, Snapchat’s Death Hacks • Animator, “Cool Drones,” Saturday Night Live
Aaron Augenblick • Animation
Honoree, Guggenheim Fellow and National Endowment for the Arts Visual Artists’ Fellow • Recipient, Golden Lion, Venice Biennale • Artist, “Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965 – 2016,” The Museum of Modern Art • Founder, Adrian Piper Research Archive Foundation • Permanent collection, Whitney Museum of American Art
Adrian Piper • Fine Arts
Investor, New Atlas Ventures • Executive creative director, product design, Pinterest, and head of its in-house product incubator TwoTwenty • Co-founder and creative director, Icebergs (acquired by Pinterest), UnitCo Creative Agency, and Wiselist app • Freelance art director and user experience designer, Pentagram • Art director, La Doma
Albert Pereta • Design
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The professionalism, polish and intellectual and creative rigor that SVA brought to my practice is not something I see from others I have met engaged in similar creative work.
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Susanne Reece
MFA 2020 Visual Narrative