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  • A short film by Pranav Dawar, BFA Film ’25, was selected for “Visiones Únicas” at Mirada Corta Short Film Festival. 

  • Industrial Design Professor Emeritus Bruce Hannah, BID ’63, was featured in Hypebeast and Wallpaper. “Good design is respecting and having empathy for everyone who comes in contact with your design,” he told Wallpaper, “from the people who make the materials to the people who manufacture it; to the people who use it, to the people who repair it, to those who pass it on, to those who hopefully recycle it.”

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  • Visiting Assistant Professor of Film/Video Dana Reilly; Assistant Technical Director of Film Video and Visiting Instructor of Film/Video Tray Tsui; and Assistant Professor of Film/Video Justice Whitaker each received a 2025 NYSCA Grant. 

  • Harlem Renaissance poet and artist Gwendolyn B. Bennett, who graduated from Pratt in 1924, was featured in the New York Times’ “Overlooked No More” series. “Though she never gained the wide audience she desired, Bennett left a rich legacy through her writing and art, and her passion and fortitude helped the Harlem Renaissance grow, through her own work as well as her fostering of young talent.” 

  • Undergraduate architecture students Ana Bulacovschi, Ellis Donahue, Viktor Nakev, and Martin Parra received honorable mention at the 2024 ACSA “Timber in the City 5: Urban Habitats” competition for their project bq.we. Adjunct Associate Professor – CCE of Undergraduate Architecture Philippe Baumann at Baumann Architecture Gowanus Operations served as their faculty sponsor. The project is unique, noted the jurors, because it “highlights the importance of common infrastructure in the functionality of urban spaces and imagines how mass timber can contribute in a central way.”

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