Cooper hewitt

Why not enjoy your next night out with a side of art? Museums are getting down after hours this summer with live music, dance, movies and themed cocktails. Here’s where the fun is. Coop-tails Every…

The most diverse art-viewing opportunities on any given mile in the country is Museum Mile, a stretch of Fifth Avenue that borders Central Park, between 110th and 82nd streets.

The Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, offers a preview of the total renovation it is completing this year, adding exhibition space, an “immersion room” and an electronic pen with a memory.

My visit to Cooper Hewitt from Jul 3, 2015

Good cheer abounds in this festive poster designed by graphic designer and educator Linda Powell. The poster is part of a set of four created to promote the 1978 Herman Miller Christmas Party. The beloved Zeeland, Michigan furniture company has a hearty tradition of exceptionally made products and innovative communication design, geared both outwardly, for

Identity, website, and wayfinding design for the expanded New York institution.

Tell us a little bit about yourself – what you do and where you work I am a Pentagram Partner and design identities, environmental graphics, books, promotion and packaging for … Continued

In 1972, The International Design Conference in Aspen (IDCA) appointed the architect Richard Saul Wurman as the program chairman for its annual symposium. As chairman, Wurman was responsible for choosing the conference’s theme and proposing the various programs, exhibitions, and discussion sessions. Wurman decided to depart from the IDCA’s standard exploration of practical design issues

A new exhibition is set to open at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, which will look at the principles of poster design using nearly 125…

A visit to Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York City

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Image 1 of 2 from gallery of Cooper-Hewitt selects DS+R to help with Expansion. Back Garden © Rob Corder

Engelberg, Trübsee/Switzerland, 1936. Herbert Matter (Swiss, 1907 – 1984). Offset lithograph on white wove paper, 40 1/8 × 25 1/16 in. (1019 × 637 mm). Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment Fund, 2006-15-1 Two articles in the May issue of Dwell magazine have special resonance for Cooper-Hewitt’s followers. The first, “Printed

Pixar Art from the Cooper Hewitt Museum, NY!

As the only museum in the United States devoted to historical and contemporary design, Cooper Hewitt is a wonderful museum in NYC worth a visit. Read why here.

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