Massimo Vignelli leads New School Media Studies students on a guided tour through a retrospective of his own work, organized at Parsons School of Design. Among the works Vignelli describes include his American flag melting pot; a dinnerware set; a pair of Rotunda chairs; Knoll catalogs; and a number of books and magazines, among them Desert Images (Edward Abbey, David Muench), a collection of writings by Philip Johnson, and the New York City subway book. Vignelli expands in particular on his principles of design as they relate to publication design and typography, calling it a "certain discipline." He also describes a way of crafting "identification without branding," as he discusses package designs developed for Heller, Barneys, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bloomingdales. Video quality is very poor, but audio is good.

Promotional video for school in the Dominican Republic affiliated with Parsons School of Design. In Spanish and English.

Voiced over slideshow about Parsons School of Design's Foundation program, nine art departments and three campus locations. Credited to Devlin Productions, Inc. Not digitized.

Panel discussion that includes Donna Karan and Larry Rivers discussing being a student at Parsons and finding a career afterwards. Footage of student interviews and their work in between the panel discussions. Not digitized.

Promotional video featuring classes and curriculum of the Art History program at Parsons School of Design. Includes interviews. Produced and copyright held by Bea Banu, Parsons Liberal Studies. Not digitized.

VHS recording of a promotional video about Parsons. Directed by Michael Soluri.

Promotional footage featuring students and faculty. Produced and directed by Martin Shows, Inc. in association with Bob Bogen Productions, with funding providing by the Wool Bureau, Inc. Not digitized.

Includes videotape produced by students in the class, "Making Commercials: Digital Video and Editing" at the Center for New Design. Video consists of Parsons School of Design promotions for Photography, Fashion, Center for New Design and Product Design. Not digitized.