If you have one more donation to give, let it be this. Support Caledona Curry, Swoon, and the team of artists who is Konbit Shelter build a hose for Avila Louis in Haiti.

A dream and a vision conceived during his thesis at Pratt, alumnus Michael Roopenian is making the concept concrete and YOU helped. Happy keyboarding to follow.

Communication Design Alumnus Cary Polkovitz takes the time to notice and record the things we often overlook. His work is an invitation to slow down and notice. This is the PERFECT season to support this project!

Congratulations to Elle; best of luck completing your collection this spring.

Bravo to Pratt professor Marianna Ellenberg and filmmaker David Zuckerman who can now complete their film about the escapades of Areilla Von.

He did it! Alumnus Cesar Kuriyama and his app will help you keep track of your life - it WILL change how you understand where all the time goes.

Kudos to Pratt professor and illustrator, Andrew DeGraff, one of ten artists bring life to Roberto Cofresi's tales.

Congratulations to Cabiria High End Plus and Eden Miller, BFA in Fashion Design for breaking conventions, addressing needs and challenging the norm, for a successful campaign and a fantastic collection.

Never afraid to follow her insights, BFA in creative writing alumna, Julie Miler, joined forces with the charismatic and quirky Dale Seever to produce a webseries of video interviews with local New York celebrities. Who knows what they will be doing? Congratulations and Watch!

The venerable Ron Shiffman joined forces with some of the best activists, planners, designers, and movers and shakers to create a laudable resource for our fundamental right to free speech. AND Master's student, City and Regional Planning, Anatassia Fisyak also made it happen!

BA in art history alumna, now challenging and talented documentary filmmaker, Ashely Sabin, in tandem with her partner, David Redmon, look at the complicated and captivating world of modeling. SCREEN it at your alma mater!

You did it! Thanks to all who helped Alder New York reach their goal. We cant wait to see the rest of the collection this spring.

Because we love our neighborhood and all its citizens, we applaud the effort to make the annual block party a local success. If you need us next year, we will be there!

Support photography alumnus, Lindsey Blatt with her documentary film, Herd in Iceland. What more could you want - wild horses, austere, dramatic landscape, and rewards that support manufacturing in Iceland!

How could we not applause the perseverance and talent of fashion design alumna, Shanon Luther, whose education, designs and production are local to our beloved borough? Keep going strong, Shana.

They did i! With your help Cait and Yael can now begin their adventures. We look forward to seeing the results of these fresh photography alumni as they document their post graduation travels abroad.

Alumnus, Jonah Susskind is now an artist and curator living and working in Oakland, CA. He is also co-founder of S.H.E.D. Projects. Their successful campaign allowed 16 artists to work together and showcase their efforts. We celebrate he collaborative collective!

We're waiting to see the results of fashion faculty professor, Lora Nova and the ambitious Clothe New World project that aims to change the production and look of that cloth on your back (and front).

Congratulations to former Pratt Professor Marc Lafia whose film traces the impact of our ubiquitous networks that define and our current political constructs.

We applaud all efforts to keep our city green.

Kudos to the AMAZINlG success of illustration alumnus, Rich Burlew whose million dollar plus kickstarter campaign will introduce a new audience to the ever popular The Order or the Stick webcomics. Even better, this projects is evidence that printed matter matters!

Support this dynamic and engaging project that will be built NEXT month during NYC 2012 Design Week led by the fantastic team of ID alumunus Charles Constantine and Architecture alumnus Drew Seskunas. It should be an event and installation not to be missed!

Another successful Walllabout Film Festival brought to you by Pratt students and YOUR generosity through their kickstarter campaign

Pratt applauds the efforts of Combat Paper to transform, heal and communicate through the powerful act of transforming uniforms into paper and then art.

Your support was critical to the success of last year's publication of TARP, the thought provoking journal brought to you by the graduate students in Architecture and Urban Design. Thanks for your support this year!

Congrats to film students Will, Miguel and Owen whose upcoming film will channel the spirit and energy of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle

Former visiting professor in printmaking at Pratt, Tim Hutchings, successfully parlayed his skills and obsessions into a beautiful fascination with our bottle nosed mammalian friends.

Bravo to alumnus Aijung Kim for her illumination deck - part tarot, part i ching, part runes, this unique deck with allow to tell stories about your future lives!

Looking forward to seeing more of MFA alumnus Stephanie Alton with her insightful and romantic exploration of the ranches of Montana.

All you who pedal from here to there can now wear your affection for the bicycle with the link bracelets of industrial design alumnus Ben Gould

Make sure to book one of these unique tours in 2012. Professor Todd Shalom and his colleagues at Elastic City turn the familiar strange and wonderful. Discover your city all over again.

It's that time. Spring is here and the cardboard artistry of alumnus Jimmy Grashow, will soon be evident at the Sharon Arts Center in Redding, CT.

A Peterschmidt team extravaganza of success and power play of fun for girls and their associates. The deck was drawing by Pratt STUDENT, Betsey Peterschmidt. Her illustrations are KEY.

Thanks to your support, BBOX radio is still live and kicking. Cheers to recent alumnus Helene Kenny and her colleagues with their innovative use of shipping container as radio station, a very Pratt, very Brooklyn, very fabulous enterprise.

Congratulations to alumnus and professor, Robert Sabuda for a successful kickstarter project that will convert a barn in studios and gallery space.

Congratulations to former Professor in Architecture, Filip Tejchman for a successful pledge that resulted in a beautiful sukkah in October

Kudos to senior film student April Maxey for her successful kickstarter campaign for her thesis film.

Optimism and possibility are in abundance in this proposal for a public pool for all.

Congratulations to Professor Gia Wolff and her colleagues at +Farm for the successful funding of their design build program for architecture students.

One more reason to head to New Orleans- Swoon and other artists raised the funds to turn a house into a musical instrument. Got to hear it; got to see it.

All about our borough!
Together with Kelly Anderson, Allison Lurie Dean developed the ethnographic research on the Fulton Mall - part of a study led by the Pratt Center for Community Development- into a successful kickstarter project and documentary.

Congratulations Tiffany Navarro! May a bounty of drawing and photographs of the fantastic urban scape that is Mexico City.

Alumnus Leon Reid IV is following the very successful redressing of Abraham Lincoln, "True Yank," with a an embellishment of George Washington. Follow the story!

The plein air, look see paint road trip is ON. Thanks to generous support, alumni Erick Diehl and Jackson Hunt are following their bliss. Follow their progress at Auto-Paint, USA.

Kudos to Tyler Caruso and Erik Facteau for bringing the work of their thesis work in environmental systems management to Kickstarter. We are eager to hear about the results of their efforts.

Congratulations to graduate student in Arts and Cultural Management, Ally Paz and her team at Down Payment Productions. We look forward to the staging of Yes We Can.

Congratulations to alumnus Adam Davies and Dianee Bellino for their upcoming claymation that will bring a new twist to the familiar form, the fairytale.

Congratulations to Pratt MFA Alum Judith Hoffman, love her beautiful, haunting work!

Congratulations to Pratt instructor Timothy McMahon for the successful funding of his trip to Munich for the exhibition of his jewelry.

We look forward to seeing the results of the traveling exhibition of MFA alumnus, Margaret Coleman and Bonnie Kay Whitfield and 7 of their fellow artists.

A successful third turn at this annual film festival Wallabout happened in April, 2011. Produced and curated by an interdisciplinary team of students from Pratt Institute, the festival was a great success.

Congratulations to architecture alumnus Tara Rodriguez Besosa for continuing to work on projects that improve the public sphere.

Alumnus RobRoy Chamber's successful funded project first began in the printmaking studios at Pratt when he was an undergraduate. Kudos to RobRoy and his passionate obsessions.

Congratulations to the TARP team for the successful funding of the spring 2011 issue. We look forward to reading it.

Alumnus Amanda Sullivan's thesis installation, "Western Pleasure," was a shiny success.

Supported! Funded: the drawing habits of alumnus Kate Glasheen (BFA in Fine Arts)!

We look forward to the tales of Brooklyn that alumnus Veronica Velasquez will feature in her upcoming film, Show +Tell Show.

Congratulations for the successful funding of this smart free educational source for all things art historical co-founded by our own Dr. Steven Zucker

Congratulations to alumnus (MS, Communication Design) and professor at Pratt, Tahir Hemphill, for the successful funding of the Searchable R Almanac!

Congratulations to recent alumnus, Timothy K. (BFA '10 in fashion), for the successful funding of his 2011 collection: Opus Two!

A local figure in our neighborhood landscape, the Domino Sugar factory is a tale of New York City.

We applaud alumnus Susan Duca's patient observation of children at play in Florence.

This movie will document the culture in our own backyard, Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Congratulations to alumni Echo and Lazarus Charnick whose kickstarter campaign so exceeded their original goal that their forthcoming book will be hardcover.

Kudos to Liz Kinnmart and Kegan Fisher, who met studying industrial design at Pratt, for the shiny jewelry collection that was successfully funded in November, 2010.

Now that alumnus Mina Stone has gone to Athens we are eager to see how her next collection will be influenced.