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A NYC-based designer, artist and educator, Frances works in digital, print and experiential media, and is interested in value systems, feminist &#38;amp; critical pedagogies, and crossovers between teaching, learning, and design practice.She currently runs a freelance interaction and brand design practice in NYC, working with cultural, commercial and educational institutions. She received an MFA in Communications Design from Pratt Institute and a BA from Hampshire College, has been a guest lecturer and critic at Princeton University, MICA and RISD,&#38;nbsp;and currently teaches design and research courses in Pratt's MFA Communications Design 
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—Links
Recreating a Women’s School: Feminism &#38;amp; Design (with Leigh Mignogna) “Exploring Feminism, Radical Pedagogy, &#38;amp; Creative Practice,” Extracurricular (Onomatopee)

—For examples of recent client work or other inquiries, please contact francespharr@gmail.com





	



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