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Rose by Emily Kimes, BFA 3D Animation, 2020
Type
Undergraduate, BFA
Credits
126
Duration
4 Years
Courses
Plan of Study
School and Department
School of Art,
Digital Arts and Animation

Digital Arts: 3D Animation at Pratt

The BFA in 3D Animation and Motion Arts prepares you with the knowledge and skills to flourish in the animation and visual effects sector. The fundamentals of modeling, texturing, lighting, animation, compositing, and simulation are the basis of the curriculum, guided by projects and assignments that ensure these skills are motivated by carefully constructed concepts and stories.

Student Work

The Experience

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The 3D Animation pathway introduces an amazing range of tools and techniques taught by internationally renowned faculty. Studio courses factor in every semester, lending ample opportunity to create an impressive graduation showreel. Most courses are located in our award-winning Myrtle Hall facility, less than 30 minutes away from hundreds of New York’s world famous cultural institutions, many of which sponsor our students through internships.  When not in class, our students are soaking up the limitless screenings, openings, festivals, shows and exhibitions that are occurring throughout the year in New York City.

Digital Arts Facilities

Students in the 3D Animation BFA have excellent studios with access to several digital computing facilities that are outfitted with state of the art Apple and Windows/PC computer stations. These computers are loaded with top of the line animation software including Nuke, Maya, Houdini, Adobe Suite, Unreal, Adobe Substance Painter/Designer, ZBrush, Marvelous Designer, ProTools, and much more. All 3D Animation students also have access to shared Digital Arts facilities that include a green screen room, an audio editing suite, and a world-class spatial computing lab. Further access to Pratt Institute facilities is also possible, including fine art workshops and a large photogrammetry volume.

Internships

The Department of Digital Arts and Animation offers an internship program tailored to digital artists. Throughout the academic year, students partake in internship opportunities at a variety of studios and companies in the metropolitan New York area, gaining skills and experience in areas covering animation, visual effects, motion graphics, game design, interaction design, fine arts, and publishing. 

The internship program places students on their career paths, providing experiences that aid in determining their educational and professional goals. Internships may be taken for college credit by both undergraduate and graduate students. While the Department has our own Internship Coordinator, students may also want to visit Pratt’s extensive network and dedicated staff that supports and facilitates Internships and Industry Connections.

Study Abroad

Immersing yourself in another culture is an incredible experience that can extend the boundaries of creativity. Study abroad programs are an integral part of the college experience, and Pratt has deep connections with university partners around the world. See where you can go.

Learning Resources

We develop disciplinary fluency in our program of study and we celebrate the interdisciplinary nature of art to critically address the plurality and complexity of the environments in which we operate. Learning resources.

Our Faculty

Pratt’s distinguished faculty of outstanding creative professionals and scholars share a common desire to develop each student’s potential and creativity to the fullest. Bringing different views, methods, and perspectives they provide a rigorous educational model in which students make and learn. See all Digital Arts faculty and administrators.

Claudia Tait

Professor

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Everett Kane

Associate Professor

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Douglas Easterly

Chairperson of Digital Arts and Animation

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Our Alumni

3D Animation alumni have risen to the top of their fields exhibiting at prestigious venues as the Whitney Biennial and Sundance, and receiving top recognition such as with the Emmy and Oscar awards.

Where they work 

Our 3D Animation alumni have gone on to work at top studios such as Pixar, ILM, Dreamworks, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Framestore, Psyop, Crafty Apes, and The Mill.  

Success Stories

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  • At Pratt Shows: Design, you can explore the work of graduating students from the School of Design, the School of Architecture, and the School of Art, all under one roof. See what bold work and big creative ideas our students have been working on.

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Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

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  • Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
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Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. 

Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! 

Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer.

Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion

#PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
Pratt Fashion 2025! Last Friday, over 400 guests took in the work of 30 designers from the Pratt Fashion class of 2025. Each collection of five to seven looks explores craft and community, seeks out joy as an act of resistance, or offers a healing reprieve. Swipe through for the runway and the Pratt Shows: Design display! Haeone Son won the coveted Christopher Hunte “On Point” Award, a $10,000 prize awarded to one graduating designer. Be sure to stop by the ARC to see more work from our fashion design students at Pratt Shows: Fashion #PrattInstitute #PrattFashion #FashionDesign
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Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond.

These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience.

Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more!

Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. 
Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show.
Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design.
Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom.
Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial."
Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. 
Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
Our students took part in exciting class trips this semester, enriching their education through direct engagement with cultural institutions and industry professionals in New York and beyond. These trips, from galleries to global expeditions, reflect Pratt’s commitment to hands-on learning, helping students translate classroom knowledge into meaningful, real-world experience. Swipe to travel to the Keys, check out the auto show, gallery hop in NYC and more! Image 1-3: David Ling’s Interior Design Studio traveled to Key West to research floating habitation. Firsthand engagement with local stakeholders and environments offered deeper insight into climate-responsive design. Image 4-5: Automotive Experience Design students at the New York Auto Show. Image 6: Students in the Barbie car at Museum of Arts and Design. Image 7: Pratt students observe ANYBAG founder Alex Dabagh at his loom. Image 8: “Speculative Design” class visits the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum to see the exhibition "Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial." Image 9: Fine Arts Civic Engagement Fellow Alex Strada’s Studio in Social Practice gathered at the Interference Archive for a tour of a unique resource for artists, researchers, historians, archivists, and activists alike. Image 10: The graduate students in INFO 689 Rare Books & Special Collections ventured to the Center for Book Arts to learn about traditional letterpress techniques.
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Congrats to the class of 2025! Just a few days until Radio City. Don't forget to use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration!

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Congrats to the class of 2025! Just a few days until Radio City. Don't forget to use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration!

#PrattInstitute #PrattAlumni #ClassOf2025
Congrats to the class of 2025! Just a few days until Radio City. Don't forget to use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration! #PrattInstitute #PrattAlumni #ClassOf2025
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5/9
Nicholas Daley shares what it means to be a Pratt Fashion Visionary, have his work on view at the @MetMuseum, and how his process is shaped by his core values of community, craftsmanship, and culture. From the track he selected for the Vogue Met Gala playlist (“Three Piece Suit & Thing” by Trinity) to including accessories hand-knit by his mother in his work, the designer infuses his dual-ethnic Scottish-Jamaican roots into his work. On a recent visit to Pratt’s fashion workroom, the designer sat down with our Pratt fashion students to review their collections and reflect on the ever-evolving process of creative work. #PrattInstitute
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6/9
Finals 'fits on point. We are going to miss seeing our stylish students during summer break. Stay cool! #PrattInstitute #PrattStudents #StudentStyle
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7/9
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

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Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

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Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

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#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

Images from @PrattInstituteArchives

#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

Images from @PrattInstituteArchives

#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

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#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

Images from @PrattInstituteArchives

#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

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#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past.

Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen!

Images from @PrattInstituteArchives

#PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
Just one week until the class of 2025 walks across the stage at Radio City Music Hall! Swipe for scenes from commencements past. Use #PrattGrad25 to share your celebration and see your posts on the big screen! Images from @PrattInstituteArchives #PrattGrad25 #PrattInstitute
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8/9
The perfect fuel to get through finals week. Good luck, students! #Pratt #PrattInstitute
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