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“Reflecting on the tremendous work of our alumni across generations, I think about the rich network our students are a part of from the day they step into their first class or studio. Along with our phenomenal faculty and their student colleagues across disciplines, they connect with a world of fellow makers, thinkers, and vanguards who have built their foundations at Pratt.”

Read more from Pratt President Frances Bronet’s letter in the Mentorship issue of Prattfolio.

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The Connections That Shape Us

Pratt alumni on mentors and mentoring, and the advice that’s helped them through.
President Frances Bronet sitting at a table with five students, all smiling

The Paths We Create Together

Letter from the President
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TMBG’s John Flansburgh ’84 Is Still Unlocking the Mysteries of Creativity

One half of venerable alt-rock duo They Might Be Giants on collaborating with visual artists, humor in music, and starting a band as a printmaking major at Pratt
A sculpture of numerous white analog televisions on stands in front of a window showing New York City.

For Taezoo Park, MFA Digital Arts ’12, the City Is His Circuit Board

In his 3 World Trade Center studio, artist Taezoo Park, Pratt alumnus and visiting instructor of digital arts, is creating art for the future using abandoned technology.

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Prattfolio, the magazine of Pratt Institute, is published by Pratt Communications and Marketing.