Making/Meaning Meaning/Making If you are one of Parsons exceptional artists, designers, illustrators, photographers, filmmakers, technologists, scholars, strategists, design thinkers and makers and are interested in being considered for the Parsons Festival… Read More
A huge congratulations to all of our graduates! Be sure not to miss their thesis works–most of the shows and events are closing this Friday. Don’t miss senior Jonathan Abbo’s presentation… Read More
May 21st, 3pm Andrew McCausland, Bryce Williams and Christoper Lunney Real Space / Virtual Space: A Conversation via Parsons Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 2 West… Read More
We are thrilled to introduce to you the inaugural AMT M100 Pop-Up Shop and online store, now open for business! We invite you to browse through our online store and shop… Read More
AAS Printmaking Show May 21-24 Opens: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 6:00-8:00pm 2 West 13th 10th & 11th floor showcases Read More
May 20th, 3pm Frederico Andrade #Kony, Hashtags and the Power of Communication Presentation Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 2 West 13th Street In a global environment… Read More
We are now in the home stretch of Parsons Festival events, and we’ll be going out in a blaze of creative glory! Monday continues the live performances in Kellen Gallery (happening all this… Read More
The School of Art, Media and Technology and MFA DT are thrilled to have Joi Ito, activist, entrepreneur, venture capitalist and Director of the MIT Media Lab as Keynote Speaker for the… Read More
Two interactive performances will be going on in Kellen Gallery on Friday. The first, by Daniel Carrol, questions people’s senses and demonstrates how modifying their vision instinctively assigns them a new… Read More
Giving new meaning to the term, “thesis exhibition,” graduating seniors of the BFA Fine Arts Program sought a unique and creative way to create buzz around their senior thesis show, opening on May… Read More
May 17th, 12-1pm and 5-6pm Daniel Udell Wikitongues Interviews Wikitongues is a nascent effort to document the world’s languages as fluid vehicles of self-expression. I started this project because our world, carved… Read More
BFA Communication Design, Design + Technology, and Illustration seniors present narrative shorts and documentary, animation, kinetic type, sound, performance, and experimental videos. Location: Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Auditorium Right next to… Read More
http://youtu.be/6mQmkzJNz9M From the artist: Daddy’s Girl is a documentary film on my father Lester Steele who passed away when I was one and a half. When he was dying in the… Read More
Selected Performances, Presentations and Workshops from Graduating Students in the School of Art, Media and Technology Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 2 West 13th Street May 15th,… Read More
The Intelligence of Things May 18–25th Opening Reception: Friday, May 17 6:00pm-8:00pm The Kitchen 512 West 19th Street New York, NY 10011 Curated by Wendy Vogel and Jess Wilcox Maricruz Alarcón/… Read More
INTERACT 2013 focuses on co-creation as a central factor in establishing successful interactions among socially-engaged partners.This all-day forum explores how we structure and facilitate cross-divisional, multi-year collaborations that are socially just,… Read More
Selected Performances, Presentations and Workshops from Graduating Students in the School of Art, Media and Technology Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, 2 West 13th Street ***… Read More
Last night’s opening reception for Crossing Screens: Selected Work From Graduating Students in the School of Art, Media and Technology, was a huge success. Check out the pictures below and on… Read More
Sunday’s Parsons Festival kick-off performance, “The Future of Orchestral Garments,” was a gala affair, with sights and sounds exemplifying the best in collaboration! The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and its Music Director, Marin… Read More
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