David Hytone Gives Visiting Artist Lecture AT SVA | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

David Hytone Gives Visiting Artist Lecture AT SVA

May 02, 2026
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David Hytone ’91

David Hytone ’91 gave a visiting artists lecture at the School of Visual Arts as part of their annual Anderson Lecture Series in April. He recently also gave a visiting artists lecture to the J.Miller School of Architecture at the University of Indiana.

Hytone earned his bachelor of fine arts degree from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design after studying briefly at the Osaka University of Arts in Osaka, Japan. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally in solo and group exhibitions, and his work has been featured in several publications including Harper’s, Luxe, Seattle Met, and the final issue of Modern Painters magazine.

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