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HEADLINES
Legends 2010 Scholarship Benefit to Take Place October 20
Alumni Return to Pratt for ReIGNITE!
Pratt to Offer M.F.A. in Communications Design
FACULTY AND STAFF NEWS
Staff Focus: Paul Schlotthauer
Faculty and Staff News and Notes
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Sarah Bartholomew Finds Own Creativity in Interior Design
AROUND CAMPUS
Architecture School Creates Name for Alliance of Programs
Pratt Sculpture Park Hosts Three Works by Leon Smith
Summit Gathers Art & Design Colleges to Discuss Sustainability
Design Management Magazine Calls for Living Well by Design
BBQ Celebrates Korean and Chinese Festivals
Pratt Buildings Showcased on New York Architecture Tour
EYE ON ALUMNI
Barbara Nessim Reflects on 50 Years of Art and Illustration
EVENTS
2010–2011 Annual Visiting Artist Series
World-renowned architect Frank Gehry will speak at Pratt on Wednesday, November 10 at 3 PM in Memorial Hall. The Pritzker Prize winner is based in Los Angeles, and best known for his design of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. His residence in Santa Monica, California, and many of his other buildings have become tourist attractions.
The conversation with Gehry will be moderated by Julie Iovine, editor of The Architect’s Newspaper and joined by Yael Reisner, author of Architecture and Beauty: Conversations with Architects about a Troubled Relationship (Wiley, 2010).
The lecture is free and open to the public, however seating priority will be given to Pratt students with valid ID at 2:30 PM. Members of the public will be admitted at 2:50 PM should seating be available.
Frank Gehry's lecture is part of the School of Architecture's fall lecture series. Click here for a full schedule.
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Pratt will host TEDxBrooklyn, an independently organized day of lectures and discussions inspired by the famed annual TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Talks that originated in California and now travel the globe featuring the world’s leading thinkers.
The theme of TEDxBrooklyn is “One Moves Many,” exploring how individuals can create movements influencing and improving the way we communicate, interact, and work in the communities around us.
Among the Pratt speakers will be School of Architecture Professors Karl Chu, William Katavolos, and Haresh Lalvani, as well as performance artist and Associate Professor of Humanities and Media Studies Tracie Morris.
Also featured will be Brooklyn artist Swoon (B.F.A. ’02) and Sam Cochran (B.I.D. ’05), creator of solar ivy and member of the Pratt Sustainable Design Incubator.
TEDxBrooklyn will take place Saturday, November 13. For more information on time, location, ticket prices and registration, visit TEDxBrooklyn.com and follow TEDxBrooklyn on twitter @TEDxBrooklyn.
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Are you a current graduate or undergraduate student who wants to learn about cutting-edge Scandinavian design? Do you want to study architecture, furniture design, textile design and much more with faculty from the Royal Academy, Danish Design School, and the University of Copenhagen? If so, find out more about the Architecture and Design Program in Cophenhagen for students.
Tuesday, November 9
Myrtle Hall, Room 4E-3
6 PM — Lecture by Johanne Riegels Ostargard, director of architecture and design at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad
7:30 PM — Fall program information session
8 PM — Opening reception for the DIS/Copenhagen Furniture and Textile exhibition. Second Floor Gallery Juliana Curran Terian Design Center.
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