Black Is King, Beyoncé’s feature-length visual album inspired by The Lion King, is not only an inspiring tale encouraging Black […]
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Laila Lalami, Author of The Other Americans, Speaks to Presidential Scholars
To kick off each school year, FIT’s honors students discuss a “Summer Read,” chosen by […]
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Check Out the Work of Photography Grads in Elle’s September Issue
September and fashion go hand in hand, especially in New York City. In the highly anticipated September […]
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Elena Kanagy-Loux, Textile/Surface Design ’15, co-founder of the Brooklyn Lace Guild and collections specialist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Antonio Ratti Textile Center, spoke with Teen Vogue about her most meaningful commission: a custom lace collar for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Kanagy-Loux’s study of lacemaking in Europe was funded by the Dorsch Award from FIT’s History of Art Department.
