Jackie Myint, who is on staff at the New York Times as a multi-media designer, was part of the team behind the boundary-breaking news feature, “Snow Fall” for nytimes.com. She was… Read More
This past weekend, the L.A. Times’ book section takes a look at Katchor’s new book, Hand-Drying in America. The review hails Katchor as “an urban visionary, building his stories brick by… Read More
Rachel Law is an MFA Design & Technology candidate in her 2nd year, with a background in philosophy and conceptual art. At IndieCade this past weekend, she and the Parsons team, lead… Read More
Rachel Law is an MFA Design & Technology candidate in her 2nd year, with a background in philosophy and conceptual art. At IndieCade this past weekend, she and the Parsons team, lead… Read More
Reena Katz, it gets better, Alan, 2012. Installation view, 1954 Hermes 3000 Italic Typewriter, MacBook Pro Laptop, 8.5” x 11” paper. NY Arts Magazine features a review of selected works from the… Read More
Last Thursday, the new NRM Gallery, named after Nicki Ray Muller, a BFA Fine Arts student who passed away late last year, hosted its first show. We checked out the well-attended event… Read More
Colleen Macklin, game designer and Associate Professor at AMT and Director of PETLab, led the Parsons team to victory this past weekend with a game labelled as “a Joust sequel with swingers and… Read More
Colleen Macklin, game designer and Associate Professor at AMT and Director of PETLab, led the Parsons team to victory this past weekend with a game labelled as “a Joust sequel with swingers and… Read More
MFA DT student Aisen Caro Cachin gets her buzzy project, the Play-A-Grill, featured in the ‘Future Tech’ segment of Discovery Channel Canada’s science & technology show, Daily Planet. Cachin even makes a special… Read More
MFA DT student Aisen Caro Cachin gets her buzzy project, the Play-A-Grill, featured in the ‘Future Tech’ segment of Discovery Channel Canada’s science & technology show, Daily Planet. Cachin even makes a special… Read More
Jackie Brookner one of our part-time Fine Arts faculty who teaches in the MFA FA core program, and also initiated and teaches the Eco Literacy Advanced Practice class, has given a TEDx talk:… Read More
YONIC is a curated exhibit examining the work of artists in the MFA Fine Arts program. gscottraffield.com Read More
The work was one of 20 works selected by the curators of public arts enterprise Art Below. With a wide range of international artists and its various campaigns in cities worldwide, the… Read More
This week’s Illustration student of the week is Emmy Reis, illustrator, pattern/printmaker, and animator. Along with a few of her peers, Emmy was chosen to speak at a special student character… Read More
IndieCade East is on this weekend! Come to the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens for three days of amazing indie games, insightful talks, exciting new tech, a show-and-tell showcase of… Read More
Watch as Steven contributes to the episode, The Art Of Illustration. Illustrators articulate what a photograph cannot. Using an array of techniques and styles, illustrators evoke stories and meaning in a variety… Read More
THE 2013 EDITION IT’S A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE LOVE: Friday, February 1 – 12 Artist Reception: Friday, February 1, 6-9PM HATE: February 14 – 26 Artist Reception: Thursday, February 14,… Read More
Spend an hour of the “day of love” learning how to build a career you’ll love, from HackNY’s Peter Bell. Thursday, February 14th, 3:00pm-4:00pm 6 East 16th St, 10th fl, Room D1009… Read More
MITBRINGSEL brings together artists who have been on a residency in a foreign country. 2008 I spent half a year in Cairo and produced works that are shown at the Stadtgalerie im… Read More
First Sandy…now Nemo! Pictoplasma NYC has been pushed back to this Sunday, for a POWER session, 10am to 4pm: Theresa Lang Student Center, 55 West 13th Street, Room 202 – 2nd floor Unfortunately… Read More
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