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Niberca LluberesRinicon

Part-time Assistant Professor

Email
niberca@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Gigi Polo is a Parsons graduate from the Communication Design Department. She launched her studio—Myellow Boots—in 2005, offering services to small and starting businesses in the non-profit industry, and to Publications like Domino Magazine, The New Yorker and RedBook Magazine, among others. As an instructor, Gigi teaches Art Theory and Design, Digital design, and Branding at Parsons, The New School for Design, and has been teaching abroad at Altos de Chavón, the School of Design and the Museum of Modern Art, both in the Dominican Republic; she is also the coordinator of Digital Learning Portfolios at Parsons SPACE, and at Carnegie Hall Educational Programs. Gigi is currently co-director of global branding and research fellow for the Nemetics Institute of Arts & Science in Kolkata, India (NIASK) doing research on “complex adaptive systems” within creative processes and neuroscience.

Also a filmmaker, Gigi directed, produced, and edited a documentary about Bipolar Disorder and the Artistic Temperament called Madly Gifted, which has been screened in several venues, such as Hawaii, New York City, and Dominican Republic. She is engaged in Social Justice activism, currently acting as Part-Time Faculty co-chair of The New School Social Justice Committee.

To see some of her design work, please go to:

www.myellowboots.com

www.madlygifted.com

www.academia.edu/gigipolo


Degrees Held

BFA, Communication Design

MA Media Studies

MA Design Studies

MA TESOL (forthcoming 2018)


Portfolio


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Integrative Studio 1
    PUFY 1000 - Spring 2027
  • Graphic Design
    PCAC 0604 - Summer 2027
  • [LS] Integrative Studio 2
    PUFY 1003 - Summer 2027

Past Courses

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