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![]() Interior Motives: Designing a Design SchoolJudith Gura, a design historian, author, and lecturer, will be speaking about the early history of New York School of Interior Design (NYSID) in Interior Motives: Designing a Design School.The lecture will explore key events in the development of the college from its founding in 1916 through 1939, intermingling the story of NYSID with depictions of what was happening in New York during this period. A variety of cultural and pop-culture events, landmark buildings, and important figures will be mentioned, connecting NYSID's history to the cultural and urban experience of New York City in the early 20th century. Interior Motives: Designing a Design School - part of a week-long celebration of the inauguration of the college's sixth president, Dr. Christopher John Cyphers - will give the NYSID community a chance to reflect on its past while it embarks on a future under new leadership. This lecture is being presented in honor of NYSID's founder Sherrill Whiton, who was instrumental in creating the field of interior design as it is known today and is best known for his comprehensive and authoritative book, Interior Design and Decoration, now in its sixth edition. event (ended) current design events more Interior Motives: Designing a Design School design directory New York School of Interior Design > Interior Design Education added by Levent OZLER |
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![]() Public Art New YorkThe images in Public Art New York exhibition, part of the Helfand Spotlight Series, taken by photographer Francis Dzikowski for the book Public Art New York and represent the wide variety of works of public art in the five boroughs of New York City.Illustrating that public art consists not only of monumental sculpture in outdoor plazas but also decorative sidewalks, sculpted facades, and evocative lighting, Public Art New York broadens the dialogue on how art can complement and enrich architecture and public space. From the Coney Island's Parachute Jump, to Dubuffet's Groupe des Quatre Arbres in Chase Manhattan Plaza, to James Carpenter's "Ice Falls" in the lobby of the Hearst Building, these photos reveal the magnificent range and richness of the works that enliven New York's urban landscape and are accessible for all to enjoy. As Kent L. Barwick noted in his introduction to the book, "these striking photographs of both the new and what we thought familiar remind us of the ever-changing and compelling landscape we are so lucky to inhabit and so rarely take the time to see." The Helfand Spotlight Series highlights competitions, projects under construction, and projects recently completed that will have a far-reaching impact on New York City's built environment. Projects are exhibited as a means of generating public interest as well as presenting in-depth information to the Center's professional audience. more www.aia... (137) added by Levent OZLER |
![]() Scott Peterman: CitiesPhotographs from Scott Peterman's Cities series, documenting the dense urban conditions of Sao Paulo, New York, and Cairo, will be on view at the Center for Architecture through April 8.Scott Peterman is an internationally recognized photographer; in 2006, his photographs were displayed at the 10th International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia in Venice, and in 2007, he took part in the Global Cities exhibition at the Tate Modern in London. Mr. Peterman was born in Philadelphia in 1968. He received his Masters of Fine Arts in Photography from Yale University in 1998. Over the last decade, his photography has been exhibited in both solo and group shows all across the country. In New York City he has had five solo shows, including exhibits at Daniel Silverstein Gallery and Higher Pictures. He has been featured at the Portland Museum of Art, most recently at its 2007 Biennial and Urban Scene exhibitions. event (ended) current design events more info www.aia... (119) design directory Photography Events added by Levent OZLER |
![]() HRH Prince Charles to Deliver the RIBA Trust Annual LectureThe Royal Institute of British Architects announced that HRH The Prince of Wales will deliver the 2009 RIBA Trust Annual Lecture on Tuesday 12 May 2009.This significant event takes place as part of the RIBA's 175th Anniversary celebrations. The RIBA Trust Annual Lecture is given by a non-architect on a subject of direct relevance to the built environment. Previous speakers include Jonathan Dimbleby, Sir Christopher Frayling, Alain de Botton and Lord Stern. Speaking about the lecture, RIBA President Sunand Prasad said: "The RIBA is delighted that HRH The Prince of Wales will be delivering the 2009 RIBA Trust Annual Lecture as part of the Institute's 175th Anniversary programme of events," said Sunand Prasad, RIBA President. "Both the Prince of Wales and the RIBA play a powerful role in raising national and international awareness about sustainability and the design of places and we hope this lecture will engage an even greater audience with these globally important issues. We are looking forward to welcoming Prince Charles to the Institute for a lively and stimulating address." design directory RIBA > Architecture Organizations added by Levent OZLER |
![]() NYSID Celebrates the Installation of Dr. Christopher John CyphersNew York School of Interior Design will be celebrating the inauguration of its sixth president, Dr. Christopher John Cyphers, with a formal inauguration ceremony on Friday, April 17, 2009.There will be a series of special events organized throughout the week, designed to reflect the inaugural theme, "Educating a Green Generation." The theme was chosen to emphasize the college's ongoing commitment to sustainability in its curriculum and practices. The installation ceremony will serve as the official recognition of Dr. Cyphers' entrance into the nation's academic leadership as well as an opportunity for NYSID to look ahead to its future while honoring its traditions. The ceremony will include greetings from Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Assemblyman Jonathan Bing. And delegates from area colleges and universities will be part of the academic procession. Dr. Cyphers will be presented with a presidential medallion, designed by the renowned architect and designer Michael Graves, as a symbol of responsibility. He will also be presented with a ceremonial mace-an ornamental staff that symbolizes the office of the president-designed by NYSID faculty member Rene Estacio as a torch of knowledge in fluted bronze with a flame finial. event (ended) current design events more NYSID Celebrates the Installation of Dr. Christopher John Cyphers design directory New York School of Interior Design > Interior Design Education added by Levent OZLER |
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