This year, Angely Martinez, Jewelry Design ’18, won the Future of the Industry Award from MJSA, an industry association of […]
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Author: Jonathan Vatner
Ethical Threads: Behind the Global Apparel Industry’s Push for Human Rights
In 2013, dozens of American and European fashion firms were producing garments at the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh when […]
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A Best-in-Class Gallery Space Debuts at FIT
August 27 marks the debut of a gorgeous exhibition space primarily for the School of Art and Design. The light-filled, […]
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NFL Merchandise Designed by FIT Students for Sale at Target
Beginning August 26, Target shoppers can buy NFL travel mugs, totes, clocks, doormats, and wall art featuring a funky remix […]
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FIT Trains At-Risk Youth in Computer Animation
Near the start of a storyboarding course for at-risk high school students this summer, Associate Professor Dan Shefelman asked the […]
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Interior Design Student Wins Prestigious Donghia Scholarship
Ahene Shin, Interior Design ’19, has won a $30,000 Senior Student Scholarship Award from the Angelo Donghia Foundation. Each year, […]
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Remembering Professor Alfred V. Sloan, Jr.
Professor Alfred V. Sloan, Jr., died July 27. Working in FIT’s Fashion Buying and Merchandising department (now Fashion Business Management) […]
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Making the Office Work: How Suzette Subance Ferrier’s Workplace Designs Foster Innovation
Last year, Contract, a national magazine devoted to commercial interior design, named Suzette Subance Ferrier its Designer of the Year. […]
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New York’s Most Colorful Home Featured in Netflix Series
Art blog Hyperallergic called the Upper East Side home of artist Apryl Miller, Fashion Design ’89, “one of the most […]
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An Alum’s Photographs of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the Campaign Trail
Last year, José A. Alvarado Jr., Photography ’13, noticed some intriguing Instagram posts promoting the congressional campaign of an unknown […]
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