Late Night in the Ceramic Studio
Meet the creator
I'm Natasha, an international student from Bangalore, India. I moved to the city in 2021 to become a graduate student in the MA Fashion Studies program at Parsons School of Design, and I have loved every moment of the whole experience. On the weekends, I love to use the creative studios at school, explore parks around the city, and eat authentic food in the different boroughs of New York with my friends.
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Kite City: Float at Guggenheim Museum
“Kite City,” a Fall ‘23 course led by artist Marisa Morán Jahn in partnership with Academic Engagement @guggenheim allowed Jahn and her students from Parsons to design kites and other structures that capture the sensation of being airborne. “Float,” a Guggenheim Late Shift event on March 21, 2024, featured this work to share the cultural, spiritual, and architectural aspects of kites and flight.
Podcasts from our community
Our creative community–students, faculty, and alums—shares provocative ideas through podcasts on a range of topics.
- Let’s Talk Impact This podcast–a collaboration with WERULE and The New School’s Impact Entrepreneurship Initiative (IEI)–demystifies the concept of social impact and inspires positive change.
- How She Made It Students, alumni, and faculty from The New School’s Media Management program interview professionals from media fields. The podcast was selected as a finalist in the 2022 Signal Awards.
- Histories of The New School Hosted by New School professors Julia Foulkes and Mark Larrimore, this three-series podcast explores the university’s history.
- Micropolis This in-depth series that brings into view the unique cultures of New York’s ethnically diverse communities. WNYC reporter and New School alum Arun Venugopal (MA Media Studies) makes the big, anonymous city just a little bit more knowable.
- Decorated explores the untold history of interior design and decoration hosted by Parsons professors Cotter Christian and Will Fryer.
