ABOUT ME
Stacy Seiler
Stacy Seiler is the Art Editor of Irk Magazine, joining the publication in August 2016. An accomplished artist, designer, writer and Assistant Professor at Parsons School for Design, Stacy has been a pioneer in the design industry since 1997. She began her career as a web designer and programmer focused on the corporate identity and branding of Fortune 500 companies including: FOX, News Corporation, AIG and McGraw-Hill.
For the past 11 years, Stacy has lectured on topics of Design Iteration, Typography, Information Visualization, Fashion and Fine Art at the esteemed Parsons School of Design, while balancing her time as a Contributing Writer of Arts and Culture at Downtown Magazine and a Docent of History and Preservation at Judd Foundation in New York City.
Through her research and drawings, Stacy’s art practice focuses on preserving the cultural past of New York City and beyond by exploring current issues of neglect and decay surrounding industrial architecture and its iconic connection to working-class communities. She has exhibited both nationally and internationally over the past 15 years.
Stacy graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art, with a BFA in Fine Arts and a Minor in Art History. She received her MFA in Fine Arts from Parsons. Her work can be found on stacyseiler.com along with her daily musings on Instagram
Let’s work together!
THE UNCONVENTIONAL ALCHEMY OF GL WOOD
Fashion Photographer, GL Wood is not a fan of Photoshop. Instead, he prefers the imperfections and rough textures achieved with glue, paint, tape and scissors. When flipping through his portfolio, it’s almost impossible to fathom…
Victoria Hayes Spring/Summer 2020 Collection « Space Jam »
Victoria Hayes’ NYFW debut took place on the evening of September 4th at Spring Studios, with actresses Kimmy Shields and Caylee Cowan, Miss Jay Alexander, violinist Ezinma in attendance. A highlight of the evening was…
Rishabh Manocha Creates Bespoke Design for the 21st Century Man
Menswear designer Rishabh Manocha is passionate about making an old custom new again. In 2017, the recent graduate of Parsons School of Design and Central St. Martin’s opened his self-titled company in New York City,…
Vivienne Tam Takes Us on a Journey Through the Himalayas
Known for her east-meets-west aesthetic, New York Fashion Week favorite Vivienne Tam, debuted 43 looks for the FW18 season. Inspired by an “expedition through the Himalayas to Tibet. Evoking the infinite essence of love, and…
CONCEPT KOREA Pairs the Past with the Future
For the past seventeen seasons the collaborative project Concept Korea has showcased the best in South Korean fashion to the US, and their FW18 presentation at NYFW was no exception. After being wowed by his…
Miguel Vieira Brings City and Seaside to his S/S18 Collection
Miguel Vieira‘s ready-to-wear Spring/Summer 18 collection brings a youthful interpretation to his classic minimalist style. Known for his love of simplicity, Vieira surprises us this season by invigorating his classic lines and standard black, white…
Lily Zane brings “Encore Encapsulation” to New York Textile Month
Textile artist and designer, Lily Zane is the principal of Lily Zane Home and has spent years focusing on color, concept and trend product development for brands such as Polo Ralph Lauren Home, Bill Blass,…
Diedre Brown is Reclaiming Urban Coastlines One Stitch at a Time
Diedre Brown is the September 2017 featured Artist In Residence at the Textile Arts Center in Manhattan. As you walk by the Center’s large plate glass window on West 8th Street and look up, you…
Desire Moheb-Zandi Dazzles at DVF
Desire Moheb-Zandi’s work has caught the eye of Diane Von Furstenberg. Deservingly so, she has actively taken her love and family tradition of textile making and broken all of the rules. Her tapestries, which incorporate…