Arts & Media

“It’s Not a Phase, Mom!” Justifying Your Artistic Degree
Are you sure of your decision to pursue the arts but are surrounded by people who are concerned for you? Here are some tips to help you strengthen your resolve.

The College of Arts and Science: How Justin Found His Fit
Justin Gimoto was nervous about life in a big city. What he found was a new home and the tools to build community wherever he goes.

What to Look Forward to in Your First Year as a Studio Art Major
See all of the exciting things you may encounter as a studio art student during your first year.

A Letter to Students Who Are Doubtful About Pursuing Art
Doubtful about why you should pursue art as a major? Just do it.

Design in NYC: The Big Apple of My Eye
New York is a visual hub—with a variety of aesthetically interesting places to explore. This article examines design in NYC.

This or That: Journalism vs Media, Culture, & Communication
Which is the best program for you? Let’s find out!

Studying Art Abroad Takes Your Creativity Across Continents
From Paris to Buenos Aires and Berlin to Abu Dhabi, students find a world of inspiration by studying art abroad in NYU's global network.

Get to Know NYU Abu Dhabi Professor David Darts
Learn how NYU Abu Dhabi professor and associate dean of arts David Darts’ teaching has evolved and what he envisions for the future of art on campus.

A Unique Dual Degree Program in Business and Film
Art meets enterprise in this five-year dual degree program, where students earn a BS in Business from Stern and a BFA in Film and Television from Tisch.
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Where Art Meets Enterprise
NYU student Matias Alvial studies what he calls the "aesthetics of commerce" while creating his own art. It all started at a grocery store in Chile.

Tisch Recorded Music Student Harrison Li Talks Music, Life, and Art
We asked NYU Tisch Recorded Music major Harrison Li, aka "Harry Teardrop," about his creative process and his dreams for the future.