Creative Tech Week

The School of Visual Arts and the MFA Computer Art Department will host the MFA Computer Art 2016 Thesis Presentations. The event will be held on two evenings at the SVA Theatre and will include short talks and videos of graduating students’ work. The presenting artists made use of programming languages, digital fabrication methods, projection mapping, as well as traditional art production methods to realize their creations. Linear video works include single and multi-channel installations exploring both narrative and abstract expression through 3D animation, motion graphics and traditional animation.

SVA MFA Computer Art Thesis Presentations

6-10 PM Tuesday, May 3 and Wednesday, May 4

SVA Theatre

333 West 23 St. between 8th and 9th Avenues

Free and open to the public

mfaca@sva.edu

www.mfaca.sva.edu

The order of the presentation will be listed on: mfaca.sva.edu.

Both events will be streaming live at: http://livestream.com/MFAComputerArt/Thesis2016