The League’s free events & exhibitions are a cornerstone of our commitment to the education of artists—and the public at large. We host exhibitions, lectures, panels, and films featuring renowned artists, curators, and other art experts. Explore our calendar of events and exhibitions below.
For the grand re-opening of Café Atelier, we are pleased to share a series of caricatures by Harry Sternberg (1904–2001) and other League Instructors and famous artists.
In this partnership, League at Large will be presenting two prints by League artist John Kneapler in the Nordstrom Flagship Store, right next to the League.
The Instructor Windows Rotation is an ongoing tradition at the League, featuring new or recent works by League Instructors in the windows of our historic French Renaissance building overlooking 57th Street.
The League's permanent collection traces the past 150 years of American art with more than 2,500 outstanding works by League artists. This rotation of recent acquisitions features 20 unsigned and undated works on paper attributed to Barnett Newman.
This exhibition celebrates the core of artmaking at the League: the atelier system of art education that foregrounds working from life.
Featuring 15 artists, this exhibition offers graduating Certificate students the opportunity to present a cohesive body of work that represents their selected discipline.
This ongoing partnership between Nordstrom Local and League at Large features two works by League student Diana Buitrago.
Veterans, find out how your G.I. Bill covers tuition and housing when you enroll in the Art Students League of New York’s Certificate Program.
Do you have a favorite passage from Robert Henri's The Art Spirit? Peter Osborne, director of the Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery, will discuss the larger-than-life artist who taught at the Art Students League in the early 1900s.
Celebrate the opening of the Seeds of the League Door Project exhibition in Green-Wood Cemetery!
Join us this November for an evening of cocktails, dinner, and entertainment at the Museum of Modern Art.