New York Academy of Art CHUBB Fellows and Friends: Essay by Katherine Delony
Current exhibition
Works
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Trey AbdellaBootleg, 2021Acrylic, plastic, resin, glass, fabric, and red lights on linen60 x 78 inches -
Lydia BakerSeed, 2021Colored pencil on paper20 x 20 inches
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Ali BanisadrControl, 2012Oil on linen36 x 30 inches
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Amy BennettClaims, 2018Oil on panel8 x 10 inches
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Cecily BrownPicture This, 2020Oil on linen47 x 43 inches
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Manuela CaicedoToma Mis Manos (Take My Hands), 2025Oil on wood53 x 31 inches
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Claudio CecchettiConcerning Entropy, 2024Oil on paper mounted on panel22 x 22 inches
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Chloe ChiassonCrossroad Blues, 2023Oil, acrylic, wood, foam, resin, plexiglass, bolts, earring, and canvas on shaped panel51 x 76 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches
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Daisy Dodd-NobleCosta Rica Rainforest study, 2024Oil on linen14 x 19 1/2 inches
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Tracey EminYou please me, 2022Acrylic on canvas24 1/16 x 36 1/16 inches
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Eric FischlUntitled (with Brice), 2006Oil on linen50 x 60 inches
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Elizabeth GlaessnerBody Talk, 2021Oil on canvas29 x 25 1/4 inches
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Alonsa GuevaraCall of the Watermelon, 2021Oil on canvas48 x 48 inches
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Sally J. HanAt Lupe's, 2022Acrylic on paper mounted on wood panel48 x 36 inches
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Austin HarrisDefaced, 2022Oil on panel, artist-made poplar frame, and latex paint48 x 36 inches
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Elyse Hradecky#16, 2025Oil on board24 x 18 inches
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Michael KaganASTRONAUT, 2023Chrome polyresin10 1/2 x 6 x 6 inches
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Danica LundyFerry ride, 2021Oil on canvas96 x 72 1/4 inches
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Maud MadsenPlay the Game, 2021Acrylic on canvas18 x 24 inches
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Kylie ManningHold the earth above me, 2024Oil and graphite on linen72 1/8 x 86 1/16 inches
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Hannah MurrayThe Couch, 2022Oil on linen44 x 60 inches
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Arcmanoro NilesNever Knew What Little Time We Had (I Lost The Nameless Things), 2019Oil, acrylic, and glitter on canvas57 x 78 inches
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Anna ParkHello, Stranger, 2021Charcoal on paper on panel, in two parts74 3/4 x 100 1/8 inches
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Luján Pérez HernándezFor Once, Not The Color Of Melancholy, 2023Oil paint, handmade oil-based inks, and oil sticks on mylar mounted on hand-carved birch plywood, dried skullcap, and St. John’s wort59 x 48 inches
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Jane Philipshorizon / (a choice), 2025Oil on canvas55 x 49 inches
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Naudline PierrePower Within, 2021Oil on canvas84 x 60 inches
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Audrey RodriguezBorough Park Nocturne, 2022Oil on linen30 x 40 inches
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Laura RomaineReclining Nude, 2025Acrylic and oil on linen14 x 18 inches
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Jenny SavilleCouples Study (Red Chalk), 2019Pencil and chalk on paper22 5/8 x 29 3/4 inches
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Sarah SchlesingerView, 2025Oil on panel12 x 16 inches
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Dana SchutzGod 6, 2013Oil on canvas106 x 72 inches
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Tschabalala SelfRed Room, 2022Crushed velvet, fabric, acrylic, flashe, spray paint, thread, and painted canvas on canvas
94 x 84 inches
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Amy SheraldHigh Yella Masterpiece: We Ain’t No Cotton Pickin’ Negroes, 2011Oil on canvas59 x 69 inches
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Kylee SnowClearing, 2025Graphite on linen18 x 24 inches
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Benjamin StakerFollowed by my own shadow / pursued by the absence of me, I, 2024Oil stick on yupo mounted onto panel30 x 24 inches
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Brendan SullivanChain Breaker-Path Maker, 2022Baseball leather stitching, wood, steel, foam, clay, bamboo, boar hair, and gravel60 x 24 x 12 inches
Overview
Maud Madsen, Play the Game, 2021. Acrylic on canvas. 18 x 24 inches.
A pillar of arts education, the New York Academy of Art (NYAA) has supported
generations of figurative artists, fostering deep bonds between the students, professors,
visiting critics, and scholars who have come through its doors. With the support of
Chubb, a world leader in insurance, the NYAA presents its highest honor, the Chubb
Fellowship, each year to three alumni who have displayed exceptional skill and talent.
Looking back to the beginnings of the NYAA, the Green Family Art Foundation will bring
together a group of these Chubb Fellows along with their peers and professors for a
retrospective of the 43 years of artistic brilliance produced by this institution — New
York Academy of Art Chubb Fellows and Friends.