The Wall Street Journal recently quoted Fine Arts Faculty Member John O'Connor in an article on street art and its relationship with major museums, galleries, and popular culture. O'Connor was quoted on the…

Brooklyn is home to more artists than anywhere else in the United States, making it the creative capital of the art world. During GO: a community-curated open studio project, numerous Pratt alumni, faculty, and…

Fast Company's Co.Design blog recently highlighted Fort Standard, a Brooklyn-based design studio founded by industrial design alumni Gregory Buntain and Ian Collings. The post details how the duo are expanding their repertoire and…

Time Out New York recently featured jewelry design intensive and social media and social media marketing courses offered through Pratt's Center for Continuing and Professional Studies in its Continuing Education 2012 guide. The jewelry…

Inhabitat blog recently highlighted student design proposals for a green roof on Pratt's Brooklyn Campus. The students presented their proposals as part of Programs for Sustainable Planning and Development's (PSPD) Green Infrastructure Design…

Ayça Çakmakli, an industrial design alumna and design researcher at Smart Design, recently authored a post for Fast Company's Co.Design blog titled "What Hunting for A Mate Teaches…

Jewelry Program Coordinator Pat Madeja and Jewelry Technician Alexia Cohen authored an article for Ethical Metalsmiths on sustainable practices in the jewelry studio in Pratt's Jewelry Program, which is part of the college's…

Pratt Alumnus and Subway Artist Enrico Miguel was recently profiled on Sharpie Markers Official Blog. Miguel, who is recognized for creating works of art over New York City subway maps using Sharpie markers,…

The New Yorker published a short story by Justin Taylor, visiting assistant professor in Pratt's Writing Program, in its August 13 and 20 issue. The story, titled "After Ellen," is about a man…

Mediabistro's UnBeige blog recent featured a Q&A with Michael Cook, a recent graduate of Pratt's undergraduate communications design department whose mixed media piece was selected as the winner of a competition inspired by…