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Yiting Liu, MID ’22, designed a solitary bee hive system for urban environments to facilitate biodiversity, whether on private balconies or in community gardens.

The Made in NYC Learning Lab at Pratt Center is now accepting applications for 2022–23 programs. Stipends are available for faculty and staff to teach workshops or provide creative services to Made in NYC businesses. Learn more and apply by June 10.

In “Marine Boscage” by graduate architecture student Paloma Bernaldo de Quiros, nature and manufacturing cohabitate along the New York Harbor. See more @prattsoa.

Pratt was included in Variety’s curated list of “30 Top Film Schools in North America.” The publication cited Film/Video’s Peer Mentorship Program, alumni success, and emphasis on practical skills and experimentation.

The annual Pratt Shows celebration of creative work by the graduating students continues, and final exhibitions and events are coming up quickly. Registration is required. Visit the Pratt Shows website for all information and details. Student portfolios are also being added regularly to the site to explore online.

This Friday, May 13, join the Pratt Fine Arts Civic Engagement Series for the opening of Political Intimacy: The Return. The event includes an evening of creative programming and dialogue at Recess in Brooklyn, as well as an afternoon BBQ in Fort Greene Park.

Kadir Nelson, BFA Communications Design ’96, illustrated the May 9, 2022, cover of the New Yorker. In an interview about the basketball-themed art, he recalled his time playing with the Pratt Cannoneers: “We would travel to play within the tri-state area. I loved it.”

“Ritual of Learning” by Wenjing Cheng, BFA Interior Design ’22, transforms a residential complex occupying an ancient Buddhist monastery in Lhasa, China, into an unconventional place of edification. See more @prattinteriors.

Jamie Powell, adjunct assistant professor in the Associate Degree Programs, was interviewed on the I Like Your Work podcast. The conversation explored her practice as an educator and artist who involves fiber techniques in her three-dimensional paintings.