The Swedish-American Impressionist artist Dietrich resolved to become a fine artists at an early age. Born Dietrich Grunewald in 1916, […]
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Category: Events
FIT Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with Special Exhibition
To mark Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday, April 28, the exhibition Art From the Holocaust will be on view in […]
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Annual Awards Gala Raises More Than $1.5 Million, Honors Four Visionaries
On April 13, FIT hosted its 2022 Annual Awards Gala fundraising event at The Shed in New York City, raising more […]
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Women’s History Month 2021
Join us in honoring Women’s History Month by checking out the following FIT events and articles. Throughout the month of […]
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President Brown on the U.S. Presidential Inauguration
FIT President Joyce F. Brown has issued comments in advance of the Jan. 20 presidential inauguration. Her statement reads as […]
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A Bosnian Muslim Describes His War Experience
Between 1992 and 1995, a war killed more than 100,000 people in the country formerly known as Yugoslavia. Kenan Trebincevic was […]
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Central Park Birder Christian Cooper Speaks at Diversity Comic Con
Millions were outraged earlier this year when a woman called the cops on Central Park birdwatcher Christian Cooper claiming, “An […]
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Pulitzer-Winning Poet Speaks During Civility Week
Jericho Brown’s poetry takes inspiration from a wide variety of sources, including Greek myth, American civil rights, and Alabama vernacular. […]
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Lessons From Mrs. Maisel’s Closet
On December 10 in the Haft Theater, Dahlia Schweitzer (left), associate professor of Film, Media, and Performing Arts, spoke with […]
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Christian Louboutin Bares His Soles
On the same day as he received the Couture Council Award for Artistry of Fashion, Christian Louboutin addressed FIT students […]
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