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Brooklyn, New York
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Pratt Institute was established in 1887 by industrialist Charles Pratt, making it one of the oldest art and design schools in the United States.
Pratt Institute's mascot is the Cannoneer, a nod to the school's historical emphasis on engineering and industrial design.
The Pratt Sculpture Park is the largest sculpture park in New York City, featuring over 60 sculptures by renowned artists.
The Pratt Institute Library, designed by the architectural firm of William Tubby, is a New York City Landmark known for its beautiful Romanesque Revival architecture.
Many influential artists and designers, including Ellsworth Kelly and Robert Mapplethorpe, have studied at Pratt, contributing to its reputation as a cradle of modern art.
Pratt Institute has been recognized for its sustainability efforts, including the construction of the LEED Gold-certified Myrtle Hall.
Pratt is one of the few institutions offering a Master of Fine Arts in Writing, emphasizing the intersection of writing and visual arts.
The Pratt Institute Power Plant, built in 1887, was one of the first in the country to generate electricity for educational purposes.
