Precollege Programs at FIT

Tag: Museum

  • Youthquake: The 1960’s Fashion Revolution – Part 2

    As we stated in our last post (Youthquake, Part 1), each year the graduate students of the Fashion and Textiles: History, Theory, Museum Practice program curate an exhibit in the Museum at FIT and then present to the students in Precollege Programs about the content of the exhibit and the process of curating the exhibit. Here…

  • MFIT

    My last class at FIT was a little different from the usual day. We saw a presentation on the new exhibit, Youthquake! It is about the 60’s and how the youth changed fashion forever. Since the start of people expressing themselves through fashion and how they wanted to break out of societal norms, fashion has…

  • FIT Through My Eyes

    So, this past Saturday was St. Patricks Day and due to the parade the city was crazy and I wasn’t even in the heart of it… but, I guess the bunches of chaotic people did bring humor to my day! This week in particular was different from all of the others because this week Precollege…

  • NYC Lovin’: A Photo Play-by-Play of My Saturday

    FIT Through My Eyes:    Waiting for the 7:23AM train at Morristown NJ, Train Station.     Saturdays class was especially enjoyable thanks to the fabulous trip to The Museum At FIT.  I encourage everyone to come out and experience the exhibits for yourself, you won’t regret it!  Thanks for reading guys, I’ll see you…

  • Youthquake: The1960’s Fashion Revolution, Part 1

    Each year the graduate students of the Fashion and Textiles: History, Theory, Museum Practice program curate an exhibit in the  Museum at FIT and then present to the students in Precollege Programs about the content of the exhibit and the process of curating the exhibit. Today, they presented the exhibit “Youthquake: The1960’s Fashion Revolution.” The exhibition…

  • Another Day in My Dreamworld

    So after 2 weeks of working on AP Art projects, running after school clubs, folding endless piles of clothing (I work at Abercrombie Kids) and trying as hard as possible to understand economics, I finally got to get back to work on my portfolio. However, my teacher had a couple surprises for us today… First,…