Sam Lichtenstein, Andrew Egelhoff and Mika Orotea have all recently been featured in the recent Vice article “This Is the Next Generation of Great Young New York Photographers”. To read the… Read More
Current MFA Photography Student Shannon Finnell (’18) has recently been interviewed and featured in The Ladies Network. The Ladies Network is a multi-platform agency for female identifying and gender-fluid creatives. The… Read More
Parsons MFA Photography Open Studios Friday, April 28 Parsons School of Design 66 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Floor Studios 6 – 8pm Featuring the work of: Zeshan Ahmed, Sophie Barkham, Maryanne Braine,… Read More
When it comes to imagining “the future of the sports fan experience,” Parsons School of Design blows away the competition. Recently, students from Parsons MFA Design and Technology and MS Data Visualization programs took… Read More
Zhongjia Sun is a visual artist currently lives and works in New York City. She is a recent Graduate of the MFA Photography Program at Parsons. You can check out the… Read More
Freshmen BFA photo student, Myles Loftin, wins VFILES Runway Season 8 as a photographer. You can read the winners announcement here For more of Myles’ work you can visit his website Read More
Gabriela Carnabuci is currently a second-semester senior pursuing a BFA in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design. She is driven by the integration of type and language, and uses it… Read More
Eva Zar is a current MFA Photography student at Parsons. SAY MY NAME is a collage of previous works by photographer Eva Zar, which focuses on self-presentation and external perception. At… Read More
Paris-born graphic designer and CD junior Gabriel Mester is interested in the metaphorical and symbolical potential of mediums, materials and tools—curating interactions between graphic elements and telling stories with them. “I… Read More
Graphic designer Somin Kim’s work plays with the relationship between graphic design and photography. Somin graduated from the Samsung Art and Design Institute in Seoul, Korea and is currently a senior… Read More
Pictozine class Fall 2016, taught by Steven Guarnaccia, will be holding a show titled Boroughs & Burrows. The opening will be on December 8th at 2W 13th Street, Gallery #805… Read More
Color Theory: Living in Color Color is a silent language we all know how to speak. What is Color Theory — the mixtures and implementation of color. What is color —… Read More
Graphic Design and Silkscreen Every color used is made by hand and every print is prepared, then pulled, layer by layer in a studio environment. The Parsons AAS Graphic Design &… Read More
Online: The Virtual Studio Can you teach a studio class without the physical studio space? As online learning becomes more prominent, the diverse student body brought together by learning in nonphysical… Read More
Graphic Design Book Perspectives: Arranged and Rearranged “To design is to discover relationships and to make arrangements and rearrangements among these ingredients” – Paul Rand How do we perceive the world around… Read More
Check back on Instagram to see featured images from the AAS Graphic Design Book. @parsons_gd Read More
CD Director YuJune Park’s Topics: Typography class places emphasis on critical thinking, iterative design methodology, and the synthesis of research, design production and presentation. Over the course of the semester, students… Read More
Elena Lloyd, current third year illustration student at Parsons, received the Les Kanturek Scholarship through Society of Illustrators Student Competition in 2015. Following this, Ms. Lloyd has been able to artistically explore and create bodies… Read More
Margaux Salgado is a junior Parsons Paris student visiting the New York Campus for the semester. Computational Forms – a class she took with Professor Justin Bakse – lead her to… Read More
Parsons Communication Design senior Maurann Stein explores the world of screen based fonts in her project Anti-Alias. For this multi-platform investigation, Stein used the pixelation of low-resolution type to her advantage… Read More
