The Visual Arts Administration MA program was the first in the nation to focus on visual arts management careers in both traditional and alternative contexts. The program prepares leaders for a broad range of arts organizations. It takes into account the cultural and economic impact of the visual arts, nationally and internationally, as well as the challenges facing the arts today.
Degrees In This Program
Visual Arts Administration
News & Events
Xihai Ge ’25: Committed to Meaningful Work in the Arts
From Audience Development to Curatorial Leadership: Anne Collins Smith, VAA ‘98
Manjari Sihare-Sutin (VAA ’12), VAA Distinguished Alumni of 2026
Juliana Steiner ’17: Curating as a Practice of Care, Connection, and Becoming
Christina Vassallo ’08: Shaping the Future of Arts Leadership
RoseLee Goldberg Shares Performa Biennial Details with The New York Times
Student Experience
Internships and Research
Master’s students in Visual Arts Administration are preparing to hold positions and leadership roles within museums, auction houses, galleries, and other cultural institutions.
Study Abroad
The Arts Administration study abroad program is comprised of a series of lectures, site visits, case studies, discussion sessions, and presentations related to both visual and performing arts venues.
Info Sessions
Visual Arts Administration Online Information Session
During this information session we will go over the program curriculum, discuss the student experience, review application requirements, and will end with a Q&A session!
Visual Arts Administration Online Information Session
During this information session we will go over the program curriculum, discuss the student experience, review application requirements, and will end with a Q&A session!
Visual Arts Administration Online Information Session
During this information session we will go over the program curriculum, discuss the student experience, review application requirements, and will end with a Q&A session!
Art and Art Professions
Barney Building
34 Stuyvesant Street, New York, NY 10003
212-998-5700
nyuart@nyu.edu