LINEA: The Journal of The Art Students League of New York
Published twice a year, each issue contains exhibition reviews, interviews and topical essays of special interest to artists. Also featured is news about the school, its instructors, members and students, as well as information about the ASL Vytlacil Campus in Rockland County. LINEA is distributed to all members and maintains a national circulation to art schools, universities, libraries, museums, art galleries and the press. Click the links below to read previous editions of LINEA:

	Spring 2012 Ira Goldberg interviews artist and former instructor Susan Shatter. Plus articles by David Pullman, Isabel Carrió, and  League curator Pam Koob.		Fall 2011 Ira Goldberg interviews artist Audrey Flack. Plus articles by Marilyn Gasparini and instructor Ellen Eagle.
	Spring 2011 Ira Goldberg interviews artist Robert Kipniss. Plus articles by instructors Ellen Eagle, Thomas Torak, artist James Sulkowski, and art model Rebecca Katherine Hirsch. Special article in memorium of Akiko Hoshino by artist Yuka Imata.		Fall 2010 Ira Goldberg interviews artist Burton Silverman. Plus articles by league instructor Sylvie Covey and a special article on Tunisian Collaborative Painting by Ira Goldberg.
	Spring 2010 Ira Goldberg interviews artist Paul Resika. Plus articles by artist Steve Walker and instructor Ephraim Rubenstein.		Fall 2009 Ira Goldberg interviews artist Janet Fish. Interview with artist Kentaro Fuijioka. Instructors Daniel Dickerson and Frank Mason in memoria. Plus articles by League curator Pam Koob, artist Helen Oh, and instructors Knox Martin and Martha Bloom.

Lines from the League
The League's newsletter, Lines from the League, is published periodically throughout the year and is available at the League office or by e-mailing info@artstudentsleague.org. Previous editions of Lines from the League:

Our Sponsors
The League is proud to welcome Canson as a sponsor of LINEA.  Click the logos to learn more about Canson and Artist Rendezvous, their new artist community website.  The League also salutes CJPW, the printer of LINEA, and thanks them for their sponsorship. CJPW has helped bring print communications to life for more than 50 years.

New League Book On Sale Now
Classical Life Drawing Studio
Lessons & Teachings in the Art of Figure Drawing

Classical Life Drawing Studio, a new book from Sterling Publishing and the Art Students League, distills the spirit of the League’s atelier classes—the people, the methods, the art—into a fully illustrated, 200-page celebration of classical drawing. You can purchase the book at the Art Students League Art Supply store, or order through Barnes & Noble.com and receive a 5% discount off their lowest online price.

Classical Life Drawing Studio is a multifaceted learning tool for any artist. It will help artists improve their drawing by deepening their appreciation for the figure and by broadening their understanding of classical drawing’s role in the creation of art from antiquity through today. The full-page reproductions of contemporary and early 20th-century drawings are compelling works to study.

Classical Life Drawing Studio is beautifully edited by League Instructor James Lancel McElhinney, with a forward by Will Barnet. Sixteen contemporary League instructors (alphabetically from Camhy to Vavagiakis) explain what they value in their art and teaching. They offer their insights on drawings from the League’s permanent collection and share what they learned from their teachers.

“Drawing Studio” features 200 high-quality, full-color reproductions. There are more than 100 contemporary drawings and paintings from the League’s instructors and their students. The book’s “Gallery of Classical Drawing from the Collection of the Art Students League of New York” showcases 80 full-page reproductions, including many from the popular 2009 Drawing Lessons exhibition at the League.

The list of instructors contributing essays is below as is a list of students with works in Classical Life Drawing Studio. Order your copy now and receive a 5% discount off Barnes & Noble’s lowest online price.

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