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SUMMARY:The Talks: New York Tech Week FashionTech Panels
DESCRIPTION:For New York Tech Week\, we’re bringing together top leaders and emerging brands in fashion and retail tech to share the stage and dive into the latest industry innovations: AI applications\, e-commerce innovation\, and the circularity through rental\, resale\, and reuse of fashion. \nLearn from fashiontech pioneers Collette Johnson and Rachel Sterling as they convene founders and leaders like FIT alum Amy Condie (WearNext)\, Shannon Powell (Archive)\, Phoebe Gates (Phia)\, and more as they discuss how technology is reshaping the fashion industry. If you’re looking to keep your finger on the pulse of what’s trending—this is one you won’t want to miss. \nThis panel is a part of New York Tech Week—a week of events to bring together the tech ecosystem. FashionTech encompasses innovative technology shaping the fashion industry\, in everything from design and manufacturing to retail distribution and shopping experiences. \nThis event is free and open to the public; REGISTRATION REQUIRED.  
URL:https://events.fitnyc.edu/event/the-talks-new-york-tech-week-fashion-tech-panels/
LOCATION:Haft Theater\, Marvin Feldman Center\, New York City\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Being Hyper Human — Opens
DESCRIPTION:Niyosha Bhagat            Malcolm Sales            Geet Karthik     \nJune 7–September 3\, 2025\nArt and Design Gallery \nBeing Hyper Human is a collaborative exhibition that brings together photography and video works by students\, alumni\, and faculty from Fashion Institute of Technology and Srishti Manipal Institute of Art\, Design\, and Technology (SMI) in Bengaluru\, India. \nIn more ways than one\, our worlds are closer than ever. We encounter images of distant places directly in the palm of our hands. Our sense of time oscillates between lived experience and its representation on our screens. Increasingly\, we seek the image of reality more than reality itself. Photography plays a pivotal role in this flattening of the world—where performing for the camera becomes as ordinary as observing through it. With the rise of digital and social media platforms\, we often have to become images before we can connect with others. This exhibition reflects on what it means to inhabit this hyper-image world\, presenting works that examine our deepening entanglement with images: What relationship do we have with images of ourselves? What meanings of the present are generated by looking at them? Why are we unsettled when reality doesn’t match its image? And\, what becomes of our being if being human is increasingly tagged to an image? \nBeing Hyper Human is on view at the Art and Design Gallery from June 7 through September 3\, 2025. \nParticipating artists from FIT and SMI: \nMia Baric (FIT BFA 2027)\nMihika Baruah (SMI BFA 2027)\nNiyosha Bhagat (SMI BDes 2027)\nKiley Cacace (FIT BFA 2027)\nAbbygail Coston (FIT BFA 2024)\nNafisah Crumity (FIT BFA 2024)\nZion DoucettPerry (FIT BFA 2026)\nZoya RaZaiba Hussain (FIT AAS 2024)\nAngelina Jairam (FIT BFA 2027)\nGeet Karthik (SMI BFA 2027)\nSanath Kumar (SMI MDes 2026 )\nHarini MS (SMI MDes 2026 )\nNina Perricone (FIT BFA 2026)\nKenya Pinos (FIT BFA 2024)\nCristina Rosario (FIT BFA 2027)\nNaomi Simone Schulz (FIT BFA 2026)\nMalcolm Sales (FIT BFA 2024)\nMegha Singha (SMI)\nKritika Srivastava (SMI)\nSiri Sruthi Udayaravi (SMI BFA 2026)\nSrujan Zope (SMI) \nProfessors and organizers: \nBrian Emery\, FIT\nBrad Paris\, FIT\nMahesh Bhat\, SMI\nJatin Gulati\, SMI
URL:https://events.fitnyc.edu/event/exhibition-being-hyper-human-opens/
LOCATION:Art and Design Gallery\, Pomerantz Center\, Fashion Institute of Technology\, 227 West 27th Street\, New York City\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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