Community Engagement

A Personal Politics

Pratt Students Make Art to Humanize the Leaders and Issues That Shape Our Communities

New York Reimagined

Seven Pratt Architecture and Interior Design Students Propose Models to Nourish and Cultivate Our City

Graduate Architecture and Urban Design

School of Architecture Advocates for Climate Education with Pavilions & Projects on Governors Island

A “slice” of Harrison Atelier’s Pollinators Pavilion at the Bee Conservancy on Governors Island (photo by Adam Elstein) As New York City rebuilds in the aftermath of a long pandemic year, Pratt students are partnering in…

School of Art

Pratt Students Demystify Running for Local Office Through Interviews and Activist Art

Who is running for office, what they believe in, and how their election could shape the future are all essential questions for any voter but the answers, especially in a sprawling city like New York with numerous candidates for each…

Designing for Nourishment of People and Communities

In this installment of Crit, Prattfolio features Industrial Design professor Amanda Huynh’s capstone studio Nourishment and Social Change.

Art Activated

Pratt Fine Arts Fosters Open Exchange with Communities on Campus and Beyond

Professor Theodora Skipitares Reimagines a Science Legend’s Story at La MaMa

An electrifying marching band, projected animations, towering puppets, dancers with glowing hula hoops, and cosmic strains of electronic music set the tone for a layered history lesson and celebration of one of history’s brilliant scientific minds. In her recent production,…