Seungkyung Oh (MFA Fine Arts '18) is known for her captivating combination of nature and fantasy. Her latest solo exhibition “Jungle Odyssey” in Seoul is expected to take visitors to a more captivating world of the jungle than they have ever experienced. theinscribermag.com/seungkyung-oh-…

Michelle Ochs (BFA Fashion Design '07) is taking the Hervé Léger bandage dress into a new era, adjusting the classic design before making her mark and rounding out the collection with separates and jumpsuits. bit.ly/4bbbske

Cherisha Surana (MPS Fashion Management '24) was chosen to represent The New School in the “Women@Dior and UNESCO” Mentorship and Education Program 2024 - 2025. Congratulations! womenatdior.com

Katya Ekimian (BFA Fashion Design '20) makes 'big, happy, colorful' meals for people in creative industries. Unlike many private chefs, she entered the field through an unexpected path by being 'at the right place at the right time.' cbsnews.com/news/private-c…

Among this year's Guggenheim fellows are Arthur Ou (Associate Professor of Photography and Associate Director of MFA Photography) and Ben Thorp Brown (Part-time Assistant Professor in the School of Art, Media, and Technology). bit.ly/4000RCL

Catherine Telford Keogh (Assistant Professor & Director of BFA Fine Arts) was commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto to create a site-specific sculptural installation building upon her research on deep time and embodied histories. bit.ly/444yMhp

Journalist Adrian Madlener (MA History of Design and Curatorial Studies ’18) is most interested in long-form profiles that highlight a designer’s process, as well as deeply researched think pieces that allow him to go in-depth on a specific cultural trend. bit.ly/49HOiRF

Parsons alumni from programs including BFA Illustration, BFA Fashion Design, and MFA Design & Technology have had a busy year in the publishing industry. Discover your next great read! bit.ly/3TZ3jIK

Jaime Tanner (MS Data Visualization '16), The New York Times’s first accessibility visuals editor, wants to remove barriers to make sure readers with disabilities can engage with Times visual journalism. nyti.ms/3JewvX8

Ami Plasse (BFA Illustration '95) discusses his life and work as a live illustrator with Print Mag. In a practice that’s also part performance art, his illustration style is frenetic and loose while simultaneously controlled and considerate. bit.ly/43TpO6B

From her early days as a Parsons School of Design graduate to launching the celebrated Farah Naz NY, Farah Naz’s (AAS Fashion Design '18) path to fame and victory has been one of relentless innovation — a pledge to redefine what modern style truly embodies.bit.ly/3xB4GpG

The New School recently launched Spark, a brand-new annual celebration showcasing the work of students, faculty, and staff throughout the university. bit.ly/43Av6nm

Graphic Design USA featured the work of four current Parsons Communication Design students Janet Delavan, Rodrigo Albuquerque Gouveia, Alexander Soukakos, and Trinity Yeung in their annual story about the top graphic design students to watch. bit.ly/3TJKBoC

Third-year BFA Fashion Design students were given a variety of Tory Burch materials—from sample garments and products to scrap leather, from piles of trims to shoelaces and pearlescent buttons—to upcycle the materials into extraordinary new garments. bit.ly/4995dfu

Noemi Florea (BA/BFA Integrated Design and Environmental Studies '23), founder and lead designer of Cycleau, launched a Governors Island project as “an opportunity to monitor the long-term operations of our system in a real-world environment.” bloom.bg/3Tjr3qK

The Palais de Tokyo in Paris will host the finalists for the Loewe Craft Prize, which includes Hee Chan Kim, Part-Time Lecturer at the School of Constructed Environments and the First Year program. bit.ly/43x9zvJ

On the occasion of the inauguration of the athletes' village in Seine-Saint-Denis, Jilly Traganou (Professor of Architecture and Urbanism) analyzes the heritage of the sites built for previous games. bit.ly/3TIGmdY

Emily Huggard (Assistant Professor of Fashion Communication) spoke about the aesthetics of cellphones, and why a return to girly designs of the early 2000s should extend to the now ubiquitous tech accessory. bit.ly/43rJdv8

Balbina Brunell (BFA Fashion Design '24) won the tenth edition of the Italian Vegetable Tanned Leather Consortium's Craft the Leather competition for her collection, 'An Analogy of Tarnished Culture.' bit.ly/48Ovrnp