Spring 2024 Exhibitions

Nazanin Hedayat Murnoe, “Screened Off” 2024. Silk panels with rice paper (installation view); shibori-dyed kimonos by students Paola Lena and Johanna Espinal. Photo: Michael McAuliffe.

Textiles are making a big impact at City Tech with beautiful work in two exhibitions. On May 2, Dr. Nazanin Hedayat Munroe’s installation “Screened Off” was featured in the the “Shedding Light” Exhibition. Read here about how Dr. Munroe taught her advanced students how to incorporate immigrant experience and historical printing techniques into the large-scale project.

Student work by Paola Lena and Janet Gili. Block-printed cotton in two colorways, 2024. BUF 3246 Advanced Textile Techniques. Photo: Nazanin Munroe

 

On May 7, students from Intro to Textiles (BUF 2246) and Advanced Textiles (BUF 3246) exhibited  tapestries, block and screen printed fabrics, and hand-dyed kimono-inspired works in the Student Exhibition.

New Textile Lab Open at City Tech

On March 16, 2023, Dr. Nazanin Hedayat Munroe, Director of Textile Technology and Assistant Professor of Business & Technology of Fashion, led a tour of the College’s new Textile Lab facilities. Joining the tour were (pictured from left): Eliel Morales (Textile Lab CLT), Lourdes Smith and Ronda King-Lord (Star Center), Dr. Pamela Brown (Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs), Rachel Raskin (Chair, Business Department), Dr. Nazanin Hedayat Munroe and Dr. Denise H. Sutton (Business & Technology of Fashion), Joshua Gonzalez (Media Services), Dr. Lucas M. Bernard (Business), Dr. Justin Vazquez-Poritz (Dean, School of Arts and Sciences), and Dr. Maureen Archer-Festa (Dean, School of Professional Studies).

City Tech Textile Lab
Photo Credit: Matthew Stanton

Fashion and Marketing at City Tech

Welcome to the Open Lab site for Business & Technology of Fashion Program in the Business Department at CUNY/NYC College of Technology. This site includes information about the program, its philosophy, and publications by faculty members. It is also a forum for faculty members to blog about their area of expertise in fashion, textiles, marketing, and related topics. Explore the site to find out more about historic dress and textiles and the new Textile Lab.