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Making Art in a Pandemic
Artist Patricia Renee Thomas, a Philadelphia native in the MFA program, has been drawing and painting since she was a child, focused on what she calls the “investigation of skin.” COVID-19 hasn’t stopped her.
Possible Futures and the Green New Deal
Last semester, students produced speculative designs for a future shaped by the Green New Deal. Here, workmen with the Deconstruction and Disassembly Authority remove Louisiana's Bayou Bridge pipeline.
Design as Excavation
In designing a structure to display Native American artifacts in the collection of the Penn Museum, students in Vanessa Keith's first-year Master of Architecture studio turned to the creation story of the Cado Nation.
Designing for Biodiversity
LA+ Journal challenged designers worldwide to create a habitat for a species at risk of extinction. Arthur Lam’s Bird Tower is one of five winners among over 200 entries.
News
New Weitzman Courses Respond to a Year of Upheaval
02.01.21
Weitzman Student Camille Boggan Honored by US Department of Transportation
01.26.21
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Events + Exhibitions
Ricardo Dominguez
Fine Arts Lecture
02.11.21
The Planner: Julian Agyeman
Landscape Architecture Lecture
02.16.21
Virtual Weitzman School Talk: Kahn at 120
Development and Alumni Relations Event
02.18.21
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