Pratt in Venice

Pratt in Venice Drawing & Printmaking professor Fay Ku is currently featured in a group show, The Eyes Have It. Get free tickets before they run out!

Pratt in Venice painting faculty Chris Wright is opening an exhibition of recent paintings of the Eastern Sierra on June 15, 2021 at the Lake Room Gallery, Mono Inn in Lee Vining, California.

Pratt in Venice Professor of Printmaking and Drawing Fay Ku will exhibit new work in a group show, Twilight Procession, at the Royal Society of American Art.

In the latest installment of Pratt in Venice's new video series, faculty member and art historian Joseph Kopta explores a small composite object in the Treasury of San Marco, along with issues of spoliation, reuse, and construction of identity.

In this episode of our new video series, Director and Professor of Art History Diana Gisolfi introduces the work of artist Paolo Veronese and his decade-long project at San Sebastiano, as well as recent conservation efforts there.

Pratt in Venice professor of Printmaking Fay Ku will exhibit new work in a group exhibition, Domestic Brutes, at the Pelham Art Center, New York.

Pratt in Venice professor of Painting Chris Wright will exhibit recent work in a group exhibition, and is the recipient of a prestigious Residency from Brush Creek Foundation for the Arts and a MacDowell Colony Fellowship.

Pratt in Venice professor of printmaking, Angela Conant, has curated MAD, a group exhibition at Assembly Room, opening August 9, 2019.

Pratt in Venice Professor Joseph Kopta (PiV '07) delivered a paper, “Middle Byzantine Manuscript Pigments: An Alchemical Reading” at Byzantine Materiality, a conference of the Sacred Arts Initiative at St. Vladimir’s Seminary in Yonkers, New York.

Pratt in Venice director Diana Gisolfi recently participated in the Giornate di Studio per 500 anni dalla nascita di Tintoretto.

Pratt in Venice professor of painting, Chris Wright, held a solo show of recent work at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in the Gateway National Recreation Area of the National Park Service.

Pratt in Venice Professor Joseph Kopta will co-chair the double session, “Venice, Materiality, and the Byzantine World” at the 53rd International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 10–13, 2018, at the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Pratt in Venice Professor, Mario Naves, will exhibit new works-on-paper made while teaching for the Pratt In Venice 2017 program.

Mario Naves, Pratt in Venice professor of Painting, is exhibiting work in the President's Office Gallery on Pratt Institute's Brooklyn Campus.

Pratt in Venice Director Diana Gisolfi's new book, Paolo Veronese and the Practice of Painting in Late Renaissance Venice, has been published by Yale University Press.

The Pratt community mourns the loss of former Fine Arts professor Clare Romano-Ross, who passed away on January 25, 2017 at the age of 94.