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SUMMARY:Black Live(s) & Black Space(s) Care\, Community: Housing
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Pratt’s School of Architecture and the Undergraduate Architecture department\nThursday\, February 23\, 6:30 PM\nHiggins Hall Auditorium\, 61 St. James Place\, Pratt’s Brooklyn campus \nFree and open to the public; reservations required \nPanelists: \nGary Bates\, Architect\, co-founder of SPACEGROUP\nRodney Leon\, Architect\, founder and principal of Rodney Leon Architects\, Pratt Alumnus\, BArch ’92\nPascale Sablan\, Pascale Sablan\, Architect\, Activist\, Associate Principal of Adjaye Associates\, President of National Organization of Minority Architects Pratt Alumna\, BArch ’06\nAndrew Thompson\, Architect\, Passaic County Architect\, Pratt Alumnus\, BArch ’91\nMalik Yoba\, Actor\, advocate\, founder of Yoba Development \nModerators: \nStephen Slaughter\, Chair\, Undergraduate Architecture at Pratt\nJerrod Delaine\, Developer\, Visiting Professor\, Pratt’s School of Architecture \nThe School of Architecture and the Undergraduate Architecture department at Pratt Institute would like to invite the community of Brooklyn and beyond to a conversation between African-American professionals\, architects\, and developers about the discriminatory housing policies that have devastated the economic and social fabric of the Black community. Our expert panel\, including notable Pratt alumni and faculty\, will also examine how\, in light of numerous failed urban renewal and urban redevelopment strategies\, Black practitioners and creative leaders can work to transform the housing arena. \nSupported by Pratt Presents \nThis event is part of Pratt Institute’s new Design Equity initiative\, a provocative series of discussions and events dedicated to shaping a sustainable and just future in New York City (and beyond). As we move out of the pandemic and into a new chapter\, we’ll examine how civic and creative leaders effect positive change in arenas such as housing\, climate resilience\, education\, and more. Design Equity also highlights the ways in which Pratt’s faculty and alumni bring their creative education and community-first approach to spark change and create a more just and sustainable tomorrow.
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LOCATION:Pratt Institute – Higgins Hall Auditorium\, 65 St. James Place\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11238\, United States
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SUMMARY:[EXHIBTION] Preserving Activism: A Hidden History of Pratt’s Summer Youth Programs
DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership (MABP)\, Pratt’s Preserving Activism initiative is sponsoring a photography installation in seven Myrtle Avenue storefronts from April 1-May 1. \nSelected photos will be exhibited at 7 storefronts along Myrtle Ave until May 1\, 2022\nThree Stars Laundry 439 Myrtle Ave Myrtle Pharmacy 446A Myrtle Ave Corkscrew Wines 489 Myrtle Ave Soco 509 Myrtle Ave Calyer 519 Myrtle Ave Emerson Convenience 560 Myrtle Ave Soketah Hair Salon 564 Myrtle Ave
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/exhibtion-preserving-activism-a-hidden-history-of-pratts-summer-youth-programs/
LOCATION:Brooklyn\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pratt President’s Lecture Series Event with Vik Muniz
DESCRIPTION:Pratt Presents A President’s Lecture Series Event with Vik Muniz \nWith Spencer Bailey\, Editor-in-Chief of Surface\nCo-presented by Surface and Pratt School of Art’s Fine Arts and Photography Departments \nFree and open to the public; reservations are required. \nDon’t miss this special President’s Lecture Series evening featuring renowned Brazilian artist and photographer Vik Muniz. A creative visionary whose work is infused with social consciousness\, Muniz has been nominated as a Goodwill Ambassador by UNESCO and was the subject of the acclaimed Oscar-nominated documentary Waste Land (2010). The artist will talk about his life\, work\, and various projects with Spencer Bailey\, editor-in-chief of Surface magazine.
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/pratt-presidents-lecture-series-event-with-vik-muniz/
LOCATION:Pratt Institute – Memorial Hall Auditorium\, 200 Willoughby Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 12205\, United States
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SUMMARY:Planning for Parks: What’s Next? with Parks Commissioner Silver
DESCRIPTION:In one of his first public talks since his appointment by Mayor Bill de Blasio earlier this year\, Pratt alumnus Mitchell J. Silver\, FAICP\, Commissioner of New York City Parks and Recreation\, will share his insights for parks and public space. This program is free and open to the public. Reservations are required.  The talk will be held in Memorial Hall. \nThis free public event is part of Pratt Presents\, a curated series of high-profile public programs and events that showcase the Institute’s expertise and reputation as a distinguished academic institution\, as well as a cultural hub. Pratt Presents lectures\, conversations\, and performances feature distinguished artists\, thinkers\, and influencers. \nRSVP for the event here.
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/planning-parks-whats-next-parks-commissioner-silver/
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