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Pratt Institute School of Art

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Pratt Institute School of Art
Pratt Institute School of Art
Brooklyn - Department of Photography ARC Lower Level – G21 200 Willoughby Avenue - NY 11205
The Photography Program at Pratt Institute’s School of Art is an intensive and intellectually engaging course of study that combines conceptual exploration, technical mastery, and critical thinking. Located in the heart of New York City, one of the world’s most vibrant cultural centers, the program provides students with an unparalleled environment for creative growth and professional opportunity.

Built on a foundation that values both structure and freedom, the photography curriculum at Pratt encourages students to develop their individual artistic voices while mastering the technical and aesthetic aspects of image-making. The program covers traditional and digital photography, studio lighting, large-format techniques, and advanced postproduction, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of photographic practice. Courses also integrate art and design history, theory, and liberal arts to cultivate the intellectual depth necessary for thoughtful visual expression.

Students work closely with faculty who are active professionals—artists, curators, and critics—bringing real-world insight into the classroom. Small class sizes allow for meaningful mentorship and dialogue, fostering a tight-knit community of photographers who challenge and inspire one another. From the first year, emphasis is placed on experimentation and risk-taking, guiding students to refine both technical skill and conceptual intent as they produce a cohesive body of work.

Beyond campus, New York City serves as an extended classroom. Students engage directly with the city’s galleries, museums, and studios, gaining exposure to contemporary practice and building valuable professional connections. Opportunities for internships and collaborative projects further prepare them for diverse careers in fine art, editorial, commercial, and documentary photography.

Graduates of Pratt’s Photography Program emerge not only as accomplished image-makers but also as thoughtful contributors to culture and society. Their education instills a balance of artistic vision, technical expertise, and critical perspective—qualities that define the legacy of Pratt Institute’s School of Art.

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