ITP and IMA make headlines! Read all about students, faculty and alumni accomplishments in the news!
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ITP Professor Helps Launch ml5 Library
Wednesday, Jun 20, 2018
ITP Professor Daniel Shiffman in collaboration with ITP Alumni and Students has launched an ml5 library as a friendly open source machine learning library for the web.
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ITP Alum Profiled in Boston Voyager
Friday, Jun 15, 2018
ITP Alum, Lina Maria Giraldo, was profiled in the Boston Voyager about her artistic life.
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ITP Alum Featured on 3DPrint.com
Tuesday, Jun 12, 2018
ITP Alum Shir David's 3D Printed Sculptures which depict everyday life were featured on 3DPrint.com.
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ITP Alum Project on Modern Art Museum Centre Website
Tuesday, Jun 12, 2018
ITP Alum Daniella Garcia-Rosales and Sebastian Morales's project was selected by the Modern Art museum Centre Pompidou in Paris as part of a program that aims at presenting art and contemporary creation, in both an educational and a recreative way.
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ITP Alumni Welcomed as Mana's New Media Residents
Tuesday, Jun 12, 2018
Eight ITP Alumni joined Mana's New Media Program Residents.
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ITP Faculty Member's Exhibition Profile in CNet
Friday, Jun 8, 2018
ITP Alum and Faculty member, Gabe Barcia-Colombo, has an AR Exhibition that was profiled in CNet.
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ITP Alumni Present at the Española Valley Fiber Arts Festival
Wednesday, Jun 6, 2018
ITP Alumni Renata Gaui and Francesca Rodriguez Sawaya will be giving a talk at the Española Valley Fiber Arts Center about their work.
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ITP Alumni at the Currents New Media Festival
Wednesday, Jun 6, 2018
ITP Alumni Renata Gaui, Francesca Rodriguez Sawaya, Michelle Hessel, Shir David, and Rosalie Yu will be presenting at the Currents New Media Festival in Sante Fe, New Mexico.
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ITP Alum Performs at the Whitney Museum
Tuesday, Jun 5, 2018
ITP Alum Amy Khoshbin will be performing at the Whitney Museum on Friday, June 22nd.
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ITP Alums Profiled by National Geographic
Friday, Jun 1, 2018
ITP Alums Zach Lieberman and MolMol Kuo are changing the way people see the world, and National Geographic sat down with them to learn more.
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