Q&A: Elissa Black, the Newly Appointed Head of NYCxDESIGN, Knows New York City Will Bounce Back
After roles at the Van Alen Institute and the Guggenheim Museum, this lawyer and advocate for design takes over NYCxDESIGN as executive director.
After roles at the Van Alen Institute and the Guggenheim Museum, this lawyer and advocate for design takes over NYCxDESIGN as executive director.
Launched in collaboration with the Design Trust for Public Space, IMPACTxDESIGN will bring installations to Dumbo, Brooklyn, and Downtown Manhattan.
Virtual and self-guided events dominate the spring lineup, but the nonprofit hopes to begin carefully planned in person programming.
The nonprofit announces their inaugural Breakout Grant will provide up to $15,000 to support career-making projects.
The move sets the stage for an expanded slate of opportunities and partnerships to support the city’s designers.
Metropolis editors select the best products available to interior designers and architects in New York this Fall.
Launched by NYCxDesign, a series of posters on display around the five boroughs celebrate the city's resilience in the face of uncertainty.
Called The Mic, the new venture will feature stories solicited from New York’s design community.
25 designers from the five boroughs and beyond offer a heartfelt message to the world’s epicenter of design during an uncertain time.
NYCxDESIGN suspends plans for May festival; announces October event and continues May awards virtually.
Metropolis highlights eight young practitioners who kept this year’s design week fresh and alive with experimental works.
Fernando Mastrangelo Studio and Brook Landscape collaborated on a tiny house that combines unusual materials, lush landscaping, and an eco-friendly message to visitors.
Our selection of shows cover a wide range of topics, from the origins of Modernist graphic design to the history of the global Chinese diaspora.
All the major design destinations you need to know for this year's NYCxDesign, from furniture fairs to installations and creative hubs.
WantedDesign's founders Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat discuss why a platform for socially and environmentally responsible design is so important.
Metropolis speaks to six firms and individuals who are shaping the city's built environment and design scene.
Brooklyn, the city's most populous borough, is as much a draw during NYCxDesign as Manhattan.
See just a few of the sights and destinations that await you in Manhattan's Design Districts, which are located in NoMad, Soho, Tribeca, as well as Downtown Manhattan.
Studio INI's Urban Imprint installation at the A/D/O design center will invite visitors to push back—quite literally—on reality.
Metropolis speaks with the PDC's executive director Justin Garrett Moore and deputy executive director Keri Butler about their top priorities, initiatives, and awards program.