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On view through April 21 in the Siegel Gallery in Higgins Hall is Re:Play, a project by an interdisciplinary team organized by Deborah Gans, professor of undergraduate architecture, and including faculty and students from the School of Architecture. It was previously exhibited at the AIA Center for Architecture in Reset: Towards a New Commons, which was covered by Curbed, The Avery Review, and Metropolis.

Pratt Trustee and alumnus Derrick Adams, BFA Art and Design Education ’96, and alumna Mickalene Thomas, BFA Fine Arts ’00, shared their insights for the New York Times story “10 Artists on Picasso’s Enduring, Confounding Influence.”

James Hannaham, professor of writing, is on the shortlist for the 2023 Lambda Literary Awards for his book Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit What Happened to Carlotta. The finalists in the prestigious LGBTQ+ publishing awards will be celebrated at an awards ceremony on June 9.

The Harper’s Bazaar article “Can Clothes Be ‘Extremely Offline’?” profiles the work of Sophie Andes-Gascon, BFA Fashion Design ’15, and Visiting Instructor Claire McKinney, BFA Fashion Design ’15, of SC103 and the influence of their mentor Susan Cianciolo, assistant professor of fashion design. It includes quotes from Chair of Fashion Design Jennifer Minniti.

Construction Management, Facilities Management, and Real Estate Practice hosted its first annual PropTech event at Pratt Manhattan on March 29. The event featured a lively discussion on the importance of Smart Building Technology in managing the building lifecycle as well as technology immersions, networking meet and greets, and giveaways and had over 200 people in attendance.

During her first trip to the Philippines, President Frances Bronet was featured in a live broadcast interview on ABS-CBN News’s Headstart program. This in-depth profile of President Bronet and Pratt coincided with the President’s tour to the Philippines to connect with alumni and parents of current students. Pratt alumna Doris Magsaysay Ho led the planning and coordination of the three-day visit to Manila.

Aura Rosenberg, adjunct professor-CCE of photography, was featured in the New York Times. Her first survey—What Is Psychedelic—is currently on view at two New York City locations: “Those connections happen between works, but they also happen between the actual material of your life.”

The Fine Arts MFA 2023 publication is now available at the MFA Thesis Show and can be explored online. The two-part exhibition, called Making Place, features 41 artists and is on view in the Pfizer Building.

Catherine Chattergoon, BArch ’24, shared a day in her life in the Pratt Rome Program with Madame Architect. She highlighted the learning opportunities in the program, which is marking its 50th year anniversary, and her experiences with accessibility: “We have the power to create a world that works for everyone.”

Pratt’s Interior Design study abroad program in Japan led by Adjunct Associate Professor – CCE Tetsu Ohara was awarded a Global Pillar Award by the International Education of Students (IES Abroad) for excellent faculty-led programming.