Class of 2012 alumna Catherine Young describes acclimatizing to a new country's academic and professional context and how her science-based art practice has given her the opportunity to forge connections with local artists and community members in this fall's Visual Arts Journal.
What does the future of virtual reality look like in the context of design? Thanks to scholarships from SH//FT and SVA IxD, student Crystal Wang was able to attend the two-day Oculus Connect 5 conference in San Jose, California on September 26th-Sept 27th.
The class of 2019 has returned. After a summer at companies like Facebook, Alibaba, and Microsoft, the second year is back in the swing of things and prepping for thesis projects. Student blogger Jason Branch updates.
How can people learn to hack their environments to make everyday tasks simpler, more fun, or more convenient? Holly Cohen and John Schimmel spoke to IxD about how creativity and the maker mindset can change lives through assistive technology.
Alum Nour Malaeb's won the student category of Fast Company's "Innovation by Design Awards" for his thesis project "Relay." We spoke to him a little about his inspiration for the project and what's next for Relay.
Meet the 16 students who will make up the Class of 2020. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Kaitlin Carano, Leanne Carroll, and Luigi Piccolo.
Meet the 16 students who will make up the Class of 2020. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Hao Xian, Hayoung Shin, and Jiya Seo.
Meet the 16 students who will make up the Class of 2020. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Danielle Yoon, Gianmarco Ramos, and Hanzheng (Yohe) Wang.
Meet the 16 students who will make up the Class of 2020. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Agnes Sunyoung Yoon, Cheonhyun Park, and Chi-Ching Tsai.
How can design, architecture, and art give valuable answers to societal challenges we meet today? This summer our students, alumni, and faculty together with students from design schools across Scandinavia worked together on a design challenge at the intersection of the urban and the "un-urban" in Træna, Norway, a village on a tiny island in the Arctic Circle. Alumna Katarina Yee was there and lets us know what they accomplished.
Learn how the 2018 Thesis Festival branding came together from the students who conceived of, designed, and implemented it.
Un-Urban Experiments is a summer workshop that brings together students from New York and Scandinavia to work on a design challenge at the intersection of the urban and the "un-urban" in Træna, Norway, a village in the Arctic Circle.
