Interior Design Faculty

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Alan Rapp


Visiting AssistAnt Professor


M.F.A. Design Criticism, School of Visual Arts; B.A.


English, Loyola Marymount University; editor, writer,


and book developer, he is a former senior editor at


Chronicle Books, San Francisco, where he acquired


and developed dozens of titles in the art, architecture,


design, and photography lists; former managing editor


of the New City Reader, whose office operated on


the gallery floor of the New Museum in fall 2010, and


former U.S. editor of DomusWeb International in 2011;


has taught at Parsons the New School of Design and


leads a graduate thesis seminar at RISD; currently, he


operates a visual book consultancy and packager,


ARstudio, where he works with authors, visual artists,


photographers, and designers to develop visual book


projects and bring them to publication.


Marc Rosen


Visiting AssociAte Professor


B.F.A., Carnegie Mellon University; M.S., Pratt Institute;


president, Marc Rosen Associates.


Mark Sanders


Visiting AssistAnt Professor


B.S., Clemson University; M.F.A., Virginia Commonwealth


University; has taught at Parsons The New School


for Design, and Rutgers University; principal of Q


Collective; design awards from International Design,


How Magazine, AIGA, and International Association of


Webmasters and Designers; work has been published


by The New York Times, HOW magazine, Harper Collins,


and Pepin Press.


Ashish Shah


Visiting instructor


M.S., Pratt Institute; B.F.A., M.S., University-Baroda,


India; multimedia art director for Burnett Group, NYC;


previously worked in India as a partner/creative director


for Third Eye Advertising, senior graphic designer for


Solution One, and visualizer for Adroit Advertising


and Marketing; awards include Neenah Paperworks


Letterhead Competition, Gold Award, HOW International


Design Award, Gujarat State Lalit Kala Award for


Photography; professional affiliation with Usability


Professionals’ Association, New York City Chapter.


Christie Shin
Visiting AssistAnt Professor
B.F.A., M.S., Pratt Institute; clients include Hearst
Corporation, Kaplan Inc., Sony BMG Music
Entertainment; has previously taught at Fashion
Institute of Technology and Hofstra University.

Ryan Waller
Adjunct AssistAnt Professor
B.F.A., Rhode Island School of Design; M.F.A., Yale;
joined Pratt after returning from a research fellowship
in Switzerland on a Fulbright Award, Ecole cantonale
d’art de Lausanne, and Federal Office of Culture, Bern;
received the Mark Whistler Memorial Prize at Yale;
a Design Distinction Award from I.D. Magazine; an
ADC Young Guns Award; and was recognized by Print
magazine’s “20 Under 30”—the 20 best artists and
designers under the age of 30, selected each year;
clients have included The New York Times, Bloomberg,
Virgin Records, Yale School of Art, Hunter-Gatherer—
NYC & Co., Mother NY—Condé Nast, Art Director’s
Club, Nike, MTV, Damiani; has taught at Pratt and held
workshops at CalArts, RISD, and Yale.

Pirco Wolfframm
Adjunct AssistAnt Professor
M.F.A., California Institute of the Arts; Diploma in Visual
Communication, Hochschule für Gestaltung, Offenbach
(Germany); has gathered varied experiences to become
a versatile “designist”; has lived and worked in Frankfurt,
London, New York, and Bangkok; her list of clients
ranges from corporate juggernauts to niche cultures;
while her passion and expertise lie in brand and identity
development, Wolfframm has applied her research-
based methodology across all media to projects from
small scale to complex in scope; she is the recipient of
a Faculty Development Grant and her work as well as
her writings about design have been published and
exhibited internationally.

Edvin Yegir
Visiting AssociAte Professor
B.A., Connecticut State University; M.F.A., Yale University;
associate professor of graphic design at the University
of Connecticut and art director of the Design Center
Studio there; has been a guest critic at Yale and RISD;
work has been recognized by AGI, AIGA, ID, Graphis,
Print, and Communication Arts; currently principal

of Typotopia; designer and activist for Class Action, a
design collective; previously a senior art director for
Context, Strong Cohen Design, and Concerned Citizens
for Humanity.

Alisa Zamir
Professor
B.A., Central School of Arts and Crafts—London; B.F.A.,
M.S., Pratt Institute; Since, 1981, Alisa Zamir has been the
Executive Vice President and Design Director at Taylor
and Ives, Inc. Having worked as a design professional in
Israel, London and America, she has over four decades
of experience as a designer of annual reports, corporate
literature and corporate identity programs. She
graduated from the Central School of Arts and Crafts
in London and earned her post-graduate degree from
Pratt Insititute, where she has been a professor in the
Graduate Design Department since 1971.

“Studying at Pratt


exposed me to teachers


and professionals who


taught me a lot more


than I realized at the


time. Graduate students


at Pratt were required to


write quite a bit, and that


developed my writing


abilities.”


—Isaac Kerlow,


M.S. Communications


Design ’83,


Artist in residence, Earth


Observatory of Singapore

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