On Nov. 13, FIT hosted the Second Annual Live Art Duel in the John E. Reeves Great Hall, bringing together […]
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Indigenous Creators Share Their Career Journeys
What makes a successful career? That was the question posed at the panel “Native American […]
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Three FIT Students Win CFDA x Veronica Beard Scholarship
Since its inception in 1996, the CFDA Scholarship Fund has awarded $4.4 million to 384 […]
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The New York Post turned to Melissa Marra-Alvarez, a curator at The Museum at FIT who worked on its 2019 exhibition Minimalism/Maximalism, for comment on New Yorkers’ recent preference for the maximalist end of the design spectrum. “Maximalism today, this idea of maximalist romanticism, it’s maybe a form of fantasy and escape,” Marra-Alvarez said.