The Connections That Shape Us
Pratt alumni on mentors and mentoring, and the advice that’s helped them through.
Inside the Studio with WPIR Pratt Radio
Pratt’s student-run station brings together radio lovers of all kinds.
An Unlikely On-Campus Oasis
“I can’t believe this is here!” It’s a refrain Randy Donowitz, director of the Writing and Tutorial Center, has heard time and again during his…
Discovering Our Literary City
If it’s 7 p.m. in New York City, there’s a chance that somewhere a reading is about to start. There’s nothing like the particular warmth…
Advice for New Pratt Students, from 2024 Grads
This past spring, Prattfolio caught up with soon-to-be grads—and a few current students and faculty and staff members too—at the Brooklyn and Manhattan campus Grad…
All Inky Hands on Deck
In 2002, Martin Mazorra, adjunct associate professor (CCE), and former faculty member Dennis McNett, MFA Fine Arts (Printmaking) ’04, discovered something that changed their lives:…
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TMBG’s John Flansburgh ’84 Is Still Unlocking the Mysteries of Creativity
John Flansburgh, BFA Fine Arts (Printmaking) ’84, and his longtime collaborator John Linnell never put a limit on their creative vision. As the songwriters behind… -
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A New Monograph Shines Light on John Pai’s Life in Sculpture
For decades, Pratt Institute School of Art and Design alumnus and professor emeritus John Pai, BID ’62; MFA Fine Arts (Sculpture) ’64, has been creating… -
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New and Noteworthy Spring 2024
Recent products and publications of Pratt Institute alumni and faculty include inventive lighting, colorful accessories, and a new monograph exploring the work of a legendary… -
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For Taezoo Park, MFA Digital Arts ’12, the City Is His Circuit Board
Long before there were stores like Best Buy and RadioShack, if New Yorkers wanted to buy electronics, they would go to Radio Row, a 13-block…
