Save the date! @prattinvenice is pleased to present the 2022 annual exhibition, featuring work and research by this year’s participants. Opening reception: Steuben Gallery, Pratt Institute Brooklyn, Monday, October 24, 5–7 PM!
Details here: https://t.co/SULrf33gdp
For the first time since the pandemic began, @prattinvenice is underway this summer! Students are studying art and its history in the famed Italian cultural destination.
https://t.co/7X2TSYeKDP
📷: 1. Jane Peterson, ‘St. Mark’s in Venice,’ ca. 1920, oil on canvas, 23.5 x 17.5 (@NortonMuseum 75.84); 2. ‘Late Afternoon, Venice (Drying),’ ca. 1923, gouache on paper (@NortonMuseum 74.61); 3. ‘Venice Landscape,’ ca. 1908, oil on pressed fiberboard (@NortonMuseum 91.19) 5/5
What was @prattinvenice like before Pratt in Venice? Studying and making art in La Serenissima has a long history for @prattalumni! In honor of #WomenHistoryMonth, we’re looking at the work of the early Pratt alumna Jane Peterson (1876—1965). 1/5
Like many American artists, she embarked upon several ‘Grand Tour’ trips to Europe over subsequent decades, spending plenty of time painting in #Venice. Her work is the subject of the current solo exhibition at the @NortonMuseum through June 12, 2022! 🌟 4/5
New on the blog! Actor Ted Wilson muses on the #TeatroOlimpico by Palladio in Vicenza and the Commedia dell’Arte. Check it out! https://t.co/WWCxFhkGGW
Our 2022 poster is out! Check out https://t.co/EYKRXGEfMK for more information and to apply to the 2022 session!
Design by Rachel Moog-Lagé; print by Nicole Caterson (PiV ‘11) #prattinvenice
@prattinvenice info meeting about the 2022 program! February 10, 12:00 EST! All welcome! Scan the QR code for the Zoom link, or visit: https://t.co/Cj7iIhALto
Happy weekend from @prattinvenice! 💜💜
Alumni Mitch Lemke and Matt Hopen (PiV ‘19) demonstrate the unbreakable bond of imperial unity with the #porphyry fragment of the #Tetrarchs (ca. 308 CE), taken from #Constantinople to #Venice in 1204 CE.