Amie Siegel will present a central element of her new cinematic work, PROVENANCE, which premiered recently at the Simon Preston Gallery in New York. A discussion of this piece will follow with a… Read More
If you have a cool game, a tech workshop, or an interactive project/installation ready to be put to the test, please join us on NOV 26th, from 1 – 3pm on D12 (6 East… Read More
“Sabine Mirlesse’s monograph As if it should have been a quarry captures the Icelandic island Heimaey and its people 40 years ago after a volcano, presumed extinct, erupted.” Continue reading the article at… Read More
Are you a printmaking student, or a student interested in printmaking? Check out the upcoming events below, and also drop by this blog, run by one of our Parsons Printmaking faculty, for… Read More
DT faculty and PETlab founders Colleen Macklin and John Sharpe just launched a Kickstarter campaign for their reboot of Metagame, a card game about culture and making ridiculous arguments with your friends about… Read More
This Friday, Students for Social Justice will be hosting the first session of their Student Assembly series. This is an opportunity for students to gather to talk about the state of student organizing… Read More
In last Sunday’s NY Times the last page of the style section featured the Dutch sculptor and Parsons MFA Fine Arts alum, Scarlett Hooft Graafland. Check out the article here. And slideshow… Read More
The Lazy Bytes exhibition opened just yesterday in the Aronson Gallery at Parsons, and runs through Oct 31st before it’s whisked off to San Francisco. Don’t miss seeing the amazing remote control prototypes… Read More
The Image of the Studio exhibition wraps up by diving deeper into the inner-workings of the studio. While it’s easy and fun to talk about work and process, it’s much harder… Read More
Join Parsons Children’s Book Illustration class in welcoming H. Nichols B. Clark, chief curator of The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Mass., for a presentation in Kellen Auditorium on… Read More
Omega Darling is an animation and visual effects company with a serious Parsons connection! Four out of their seven team members are Parsons alums, and the founder, Zach Shukan, taught CG courses here as well. Jassiel… Read More
AID FOR AIDS once again partnered with AAS Graphic Design students (this year, in Julia Gorton’s Designing For Non-Profits class at Parsons The New School for Design) on a contest to… Read More
Join Parsons Fine Arts for an event that brings together the authors of The Reckoning: Women Artists of the New Millennium (Fall ’13), Eleanor Heartney, Nancy Princenthal, Helaine Posner and Sue Scott for… Read More
This past Saturday, ten students from Parsons (three from the School of Art, Media and Technology and seven from the School of Fashion) competed against SVA, Pratt, and FIT to conceive… Read More
Part-time Photo professor Brian Lav has an upcoming solo show at Red Filter Fine Art Photography Gallery in Lambertville, NJ. Show is up November 7-January 5. Read More
25 East Gallery 13th st. 5th floor Opening Oct 24 6:00-8:00pm TRACING ERASURE The initial concept of Tracing Erasure comes from an awareness that an absence of a voice, an idea, an… Read More
The “Introduction to Sound Art” worskhop, taught by guest artist Jacqueline Hoang Nguyen, is a hands-on practical workshop, which will also provide a theoretical and historical context for the production of sound art. Students will explore artistic… Read More
This Saturday, October 19th, the School of Fashion and the School of Art Media and Technology join forces to send two highly dynamic teams to compete in the AMAZON FASHION STUDIO SESSIONS. Parsons… Read More
Aperture Foundation and the Photography Program in the School of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons The New School for Design present: Fall 2013 Photography Lecture Series Shen Wei: I Miss You Already Tuesday,… Read More
Parsons BFA Fine Arts’ “Recycle, Rethink” class and FAB NYC presents a pop-up art exhibit themed on environmental and urban aspects of New York’s heritage and further prospects. More info below. Read More
School of Art and Design History and Theory
