AMY FANG is a designer, artist, and educator whose practice centers on print and exhibition materials, alongside an ongoing exploration of language across sculptural forms. Her work moves between independent and collaborative contexts, with clients including Hermès, Rimowa, the Swiss Institute, NARS Foundation, and the Hammer Museum. She is currently at T: The New York Times Style Magazine, and is a thesis instructor at Parsons.

Fang holds a BA in Media Arts from UCLA and an MFA from the Yale School of Art.

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AMY FANG is a designer, artist, and educator whose practice centers on print and exhibition materials, alongside an ongoing exploration of language across sculptural forms. Her work moves between independent and collaborative contexts, with clients including Hermès, Rimowa, the Swiss Institute, NARS Foundation, and the Hammer Museum. She is currently at T: The New York Times Style Magazine, and is a thesis instructor at Parsons.

Fang holds a BA in Media Arts from UCLA and an MFA from the Yale School of Art.

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2022–2024