Pratt

Pratt alumna Nok Salrathavibhaga is interviewed about her fine jewelry brand Pattaraphan.

PBS featured the recent exhibition by Coby Kennedy, BID ’00, at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn that with an eight-by-ten-by-six-foot sculpture replicated the dimensions of a solitary confinement cell on Rikers Island. Kennedy’s installation, which is named for Kalief Browder who died by suicide after three years in the prison including over 700 days in solitary confinement, is now on view in Philadelphia as part of the Monumental Tour.

Angelica Yudasto, MFA 2020, gives an interview to Latina on her installation based work.

Phoebe Robinson, BFA Writing ’06,  comedienne and essayist was featured in Cultured Magazine. 

Article by Marjua Estevez, alum of the Creative Writing Master’s program at the Pratt Institute. Estevez interviews four Hispanic and Latinx artists on their music, idols, and experiences in the industry.

More Or Less magazine featured the work of Dina Knapp, Graphic Art and Design ’70, who was one of the Pratt students who in the late 1960s helped launch the Art to Wear movement. The article includes photographs of Knapp’s crochet and quilted garments as well as an interview with the late artist’s daughter Astra Dorf.