Saberah Malik, MID ’72, was featured in the summer 2026 edition of Surface Design Journal. In the issue, Malik and artist Joanna Rogers discuss textile art and the climate crisis.
Alumni News
2026 Alumni Books
From Prattfolio
Prattfolio’s 2026 Alumni Books highlights more than three dozen titles that Pratt alumni created across formats and disciplines.
Summer in the City: Things to See and Do
From Pratt Institute News
School is out! Explore exhibitions, public art, and activities by members of the Pratt community—all summer long.
These Entrepreneurs Jumpstarted Successful Careers at Pratt
From Pratt Institute News
The School of Design’s Entrepreneurship Minor has become an engine of creative success for students starting their own businesses.
Masha Potemkin ’23 on Launching the Bone Museum After Graduation
From Prattfolio
Masha Potemkin, AOS Graphic Design ’23, leveraged her Pratt education to become director of operations at Brooklyn's Bone Museum.
Alumni Press
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Wear Plastic: Eliza Corderman’s Satire of Synthetic Activewear
Wear Plastic, a satirical activewear brand developed by Eliza Corderman as part of her MFA thesis in Pratt’s Fashion Collection + Communication program, uses the polished visual language of real fitness brands to expose the fashion industry’s overlooked reliance on synthetic, petroleum-based fabrics.
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Good Architecture Happens in Dialogue
Acclaimed architect and alumna Annabelle Selldorf reflects on her career and design philosophy in a new interview, noting that studying at Pratt Institute helped her find her own path in architecture.
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Meet Kristin Mallison, the Sustainable Indie Designer Loved by Millie Bobby Brown, Lisa and More
Teen Vogue spotlights Pratt alumna Kristin Mallison for her viral, sustainability-driven fashion brand and high-profile celebrity clients. Mallison credits Pratt’s fashion program with “really push[ing] for recycling,” shaping her upcycling approach and long-term commitment to waste reduction.
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![An art installation. Crumpled blue and white construction paper forms a waterfall down a wooden staircase. In the waterfall are colorful cut-outs of birds, frogs, and abstract forms. At the top of the waterfall is a cut-off of the statue of liberty's head, with only her crown and the top half of her face peering over the top of the waterfall. At the base of the waterfall is a colorful wooden bridge with designs pasted to the main span. Two cutouts of human figures appear to soar above the waterfall, their arms and legs outstretched.]()
Moses Ros, BArch ’83, presented his art installation “Skybridge Over Troubled Waters” at the The Longwood Art Gallery at the Bronx Council on the Arts in the exhibition Landscape As Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx, curated by Deborah Yasinsky. The installation was inspired by Tar Beach, the Coretta Scott King Award–winning picture book written and illustrated by Pratt faculty member Faith Ringgold (1930–2024). A closing reception will be held Wednesday, July 29, 6–8 PM.
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![A still life painting of a vase of flowers and fruit basket in an impressionistic style in purple and ochre tones in a gold frame on an easel.]()
Zephaniah Powell, BFA Merchandising and Fashion Management ’87, has work on view from August 7 to September 6, 2026, in the Delaware Art Museum’s exhibition The People’s Gallery. Powell shares, “Pratt was an extraordinary experience that I carry with me every day. I’m grateful to still be in relationship with people I met over 40 years ago and continue to participate in Pratt activities and functions.”
