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Mill, Melt, Press, Shape

From Five Students Across Majors, an Inside Look at Making in Pratt’s Shops and Labs

“Whatever Is Happening Now Is Never Going to Happen Again”

AI Is Offering New Visions for Architecture and Opportunities for Architects to Shape Its Future

By Allison C. Meier
Artist James Grashow sits in a chair in his studio with his head bowed, surrounded by large cardboard sculptures of monkeys, fish, and a couple dancing.

The Message in the Medium

Artist and alumnus James Grashow found the extraordinary in everyday materials and, in his practice and his teaching, made art an invitation.
Portrait of Blake Marques Carrington

With AI and Artmaking, “You Need to Keep a Sense of Experimentation”

Blake Marques Carrington explains how he uses artificial intelligence as a creative tool in his practice and in the classroom.
Amanda Jesse and Whitney Parris-Lamb stand in front of a historic fireplace. Two candlesticks rest on the mantle. A mirror with a wavy oak frame hangs above the fireplace. From the ceiling hangs a gold chandelier.

The Best Friends Designing Livable, Thought-Provoking Beauty

For the alumni founders of Jesse Parris-Lamb, a powerful partnership begins with a shared vision for artful, expertly designed interiors.
A square artwork made of multicolored Lego bricks arranged in an abstract pattern.

Bridging Touch and Vision, Brick by Brick

In her tactile Lego Braille paintings, Pratt alumni artist Jaye Moon creates sensory experiences that connect people across languages and experiences.

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