The Human Hand in Everything
In her new book, photographer Cait Oppermann, BFA Photography ’12, goes behind the scenes of the creative process in an unexpected place—the world of people shaping technology at IBM.
Level Up
Recent Pratt Institute alumni share their personal strategy guides for launching a creative career.
2026 Alumni Books
Prattfolio’s 2026 Alumni Books highlights more than three dozen titles that Pratt alumni created across formats and disciplines.
Claire W. Zhang ’24 on Trading a Business Career for a Writing Life
Claire W. Zhang ’24 discusses her career pivot, multilingual writing practice, and work as a literary editor.
Masha Potemkin ’23 on Launching the Bone Museum After Graduation
Masha Potemkin, AOS Graphic Design ’23, leveraged her Pratt education to become director of operations at Brooklyn's Bone Museum.
What Is It About This Game?
As generations of Pratt basketball players and appreciators have shown, there’s a special connection between creative practice and the sport they love.
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Views from Pratt
Look at your world in a new way with Prattfolio’s viewfinder project. -
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Curating Connection in Unexpected Spaces
Two Pratt graduates team up to reimagine what a gallery can be and how artists can support one another. -
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Home Decor, Accessories, and More from Alumni
From a pierced baseball cap to a bar cabinet disguised as a llama, new products elevate the everyday with artistry and wit.
