As conditions have shifted throughout 2020, the world has been challenged to adapt. And Pratt’s designers, artists, scholars, educators, and visionaries have responded how they do best: with agency, action, and innovation. It’s that brilliant, resilient spirit that we have been drawing on at Prattfolio, the magazine of Pratt Institute, as we too have been called to rethink and reinvent. The Fall/Winter 2020 issue, focused on adaptation, transition, and response to change, challenges, and uncertainty, is coming to you fully digital.
We hope you enjoy the issue, and as we move through this year of transformation, look forward to uncovering new Pratt work, stories, and voices, along with vibrant ways to illuminate them in all the formats available to us.
—Jean Hartig, Senior Editor, Prattfolio
26 Ways of Looking at Pratt
Home Now
Faculty Books of 2020
Inside ComD Professor Ari Melenciano’s Research and Design Haven
More Stories
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Class Notes Fall/Winter 2020
Group Highlights Alumnus and longtime professor Tony Di Spigna, BFA Advertising Design and Visual Communication ’67, who retired last fall, as well as Karen Schoenfeld, BFA Photography… -
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A 360 Tour of Architecture Professor Michele Gorman’s Satellite Studio
For the Fall/Winter 2020 digital issue of the magazine, produced during this time of physical distancing, Prattfolio collaborated with faculty members on virtual tours of the places… -
About the Covers
For the cover of this exclusively digital edition of Prattfolio, we highlight a selection of works that speak to themes of adaptation, transformation, and response… -
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A Visit to Writing Professor Claire Donato’s Creative Sanctuary
For the Fall/Winter 2020 digital issue of the magazine, produced during this time of physical distancing, Prattfolio collaborated with faculty members on virtual tours of the places… -
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Designing for Nourishment of People and Communities
This story highlights five student projects that touched on themes of adaptability and resilience, with excerpts from student and faculty conversations at this past spring’s…
