School of Continuing and Professional Studies at The Village West

Part of the Exhibition:
Pratt Institute x The Village West: Windows on 14th Street

Rooted in a shared commitment to creativity, civic engagement, and the power of public space, the “Pratt Institute x TheVillage West: Windows on 14th Street” installation brings student work beyond the classroom and gallery walls and into the everyday rhythm of one of New York City’s busiest pedestrian corridors, connecting neighborhoods from Union Square to the Meatpacking District through the power of a creative education, art, design, and culture.

A place to explore new creative opportunities and advance your skills, the School of Continuing and Professional Studies offers a taste of the Pratt experience in an approachable and flexible format. From workshops to semester-long courses, in person or virtually, students learn from leading Pratt faculty, create connections across disciplines, and earn digital credentials for select programs—all fueled by the latest technology and studio environments.  

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Browse work by students in Pratt’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies below.

A display of colorful postage stamps from the United Arab Emirates arranged in a grid format. Each stamp features different designs, including cultural symbols, nature, and food, with varying colors and illustrations. Text in both Arabic and English appears, indicating the stamps' value and origin. There is also a header noting the title "Between Shores (selections)" and the name "Samarah Elmeri" above the stamps.
Between Shores (selections)
Samah Elmeri, SCPS, Fashion New Media Certificate
A collection of art books is displayed at an angle, showcasing various covers featuring artistic images of architecture and landscapes. Several small, light-colored figurines are arranged around the books, depicting human forms in various poses. The book titles are partially visible, indicating themes related to different locations. The background is neutral, emphasizing the artworks and sculptures. A label in the corner identifies the work as "Portals" by Hanna Goldberg, relating to a digital design certificate.
Portals
Hanna Goldberg, SCPS, Digital Design Certificate
The image consists of three panels. The left panel shows a person with short hair and a mustache, looking down, wearing a dark shirt with a necktie. The center panel features a light-colored dress hanging on a rack, showcasing its unique design with straps and a ruffled hem. The right panel depicts the same person from the side, wearing a dark coat over a lighter shirt with a similar necktie.
Mourning Dove
Viveka Goyanes, SCPS, Photographic Composition
The image features a triptych layout with three sections. The left section shows a man with short hair and a mustache, wearing a dark scarf, looking down. The center section displays a flowy, light-colored dress with a distinctive tied design, hanging on a rack. The right section depicts a man in a dark coat, turned slightly to the side, with a scarf resembling the one seen in the first section, emphasizing the clothing's intricate details.
Elements 26: Iron and Elements
Mary Heintjes, SCPS, Metalworking
A young child wearing a colorful lion mask sits on the shoulders of an adult man, both smiling. The child holds a large, orange, smiling mask. In the background, there are signs for a restaurant, partially visible, and a crowd of people. The scene appears to be festive, likely during a parade or celebration.
Festive Heights
Elisa Reyes, SCPS, Creative Careers Certificate
A monochromatic artwork featuring a large, heart-shaped object floating above a serene, textured sea. The background shows subtle gradients of gray, while the water appears in dark, horizontal strokes. Below the heart, a small droplet extends downward, adding a sense of motion. A label in the upper left corner identifies the piece as "Untitled" by Sydney Seifert-Gram.
Untitled
Sydney Seifert-Gram, SCPS, Graphic Design Certificate
A vivid, abstract portrait of a person featuring multiple overlapping faces, each displaying different expressions. The background is a bright green, contrasting with the darker tones of the figure. The portrait conveys an emotional complexity through the use of bold brushstrokes and colors, emphasizing the intensity of the subject's gaze and features.
Fragmented Faces
Latika Sridhar, SCPS, Fine Art Intensive