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New Views 2018 is the fourth large-scale faculty exhibition at FIT in the John E. Reeves Great Hall. The School of Art and Design consists of 17 departments teaching separate creative disciplines that define the vitality of the college. Approximately 70 faculty members have submitted their work for this non-juried exhibition.

New Views 2017 marks the third large-scale faculty exhibition at FIT in the John E. Reeves Great Hall. The School of Art and Design consists of 17 departments teaching separate creative disciplines that define the vitality of the college. Approximately 70 faculty members have submitted their work for this non-juried exhibition.

New Views: FIT Art and Design Faculty Exhibition, on display from Saturday, March 5 through Sunday, March 20 in the Great Hall, showcases the full and diverse range of mediums in which faculty from the college's School of Art and Design work. With a particular emphasis on pieces that reflect each artist's current point of view, the more than 90 works include photography, collage, painting, sculpture, illustration, video, interactive media, installation, textiles, animation, apparel, and jewelry.

"The work in this exhibition is expressive of the art and design endeavors of our faculty that serve to enhance their abilities in their roles as educators," said Karen Middleton, assistant professor, Fashion Design, and curator of New Views. "The exhibition presents a broader picture of the creative and artistic accomplishments of the faculty. Most importantly, our goal is to provide inspiration and motivation to our students."

FIT's School of Art and Design comprises 17 programs — Accessories Design, Advertising Design, Communication Design, Computer Animation and Interactive Media, Fabric Styling, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Illustration, Interior Design, Jewelry Design, Menswear, Packaging Design, Photography, Textile/Surface Design, Toy Design, and Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design.

"The teaching and learning environment in the School of Art and Design is collaborative and interdisciplinary," said Joanne Arbuckle, dean, School of Art and Design. "New Views shows the FIT community and the general public just how much talent there is among the faculty, and that talent gets passed on to the students."

The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) presents New Views: FIT Art and Design Faculty Exhibition, which opened Saturday, March 7, and features more than 90 works—from intimate to large-scale installations—including masks, photography, collage, painting, sculpture, illustration, video, interactive media, installation, textiles, apparel, and jewelry.

The first of the School of Art and Design Faculty annual exhibition