The exhibition for our latest Campaign Management project has just opened. This year’s course offered an innovative perspective on Bret Easton Ellis’s controversial novel American Psycho through a multi-platform approach. Our students critically examined the novel’s themes and cultural implications while reinterpreting its messages for a contemporary audience. By blending literary analysis with creative mediums—such as photography, a magazine, social media, and a dedicated website—they provided a fresh take on the novel’s enduring relevance. Notably, the project deliberately excludes graphic content to focus on themes of societal decay, materialism, superficiality, and moral disintegration. We’re proud to contribute this meaningful work to the field of literary criticism.