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Pratt in the City

Explore New York City through the Pratt perspective in experiential workshops. 

A woman sits on a bench facing a marble sculpture of a figure draped in flowing clothing, with their head bowed. The setting includes warm brick walls and soft shadows, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere of the museum. The woman is taking notes or sketching, wearing headphones and a colorful scarf.
Image courtesy of Cheryl Stockton. Carroll and Milton Petrie European Sculpture Court.

Pratt in the City is a series of short, experiential classes for locals and tourists alike seeking culture-forward ways to explore New York City. Rooted in place-based learning and the Pratt perspective, these workshops transform the city into an active site of creative practice, inviting participants to engage directly with its neighborhoods, institutions, and public spaces.

Open to all levels, each workshop offers an accessible, immersive opportunity to make and think alongside the unique history and culture of the city.

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For advisement contact:
SCPS-NonCredit@pratt.edu 

A group of four people is seated in a well-lit space, engaged in a discussion. One person is showing a sketchbook with an illustrated figure to the others. The individuals are dressed casually, with some wearing glasses and a baseball cap. The background features architectural details and people walking in the distance, conveying a lively atmosphere.
Image courtesy of Cheryl Stockton. Carroll and Milton Petrie European Sculpture Court.