Hi All -
I’m one of your humble writers from Core77’s front page. I’m leaving my home base in Boston for a week of adventuring around NYC! I want to know: where should I go? What stores? What museums? What events?
What is design in NYC? What are the coolest buildings?
What do you want to see written up on Core77? If you want me to stop by your firm/store/party - let me know!
BTW Cooper Hewitt is closed for the year, so that idea’s out…
Looking forward to some good suggestions!
dave
_YO
August 24, 2011, 2:18am
2
a few to get you started:
My friends and I are taking a train to New York over spring break (March 21-28). Half of our group are architecture majors so they want to check out a lot of the buildings. The other half are industrial design majors. I was wondering if anyone has any tips on must-see design events, places, exhibits?
I will be in NYC on Monday all day and was looking for some suggestions of places to check out… I’m not talking about touristy or “signature” NYC places, but rather Design related places… galleries/shows/collectives ?
Are there any exhibitions up that I should see?
I know this is kind of a ridiculous request, so I’ll take what I can get I suppose… thanks!
I’m headed to NYC next week. Anybody have some good recommendations for the best sneaker spots or boutique shops to hit up? Much appreciated!
-TH
[nyc.jpg]
Hello All
I was wondering if any of you kind core77-ers could help out in suggesting places to visit in New York around the end of January. I am faculty member escorting a group of 6 Industrial Design Students and 15 Interior Design Students from Northumbria University in the UK.
It’s been a good 12 years since I was last in New York and would greatly appreciate any suggestions of good places to visit, or perhaps even some offers from ID firms to play host?
So…
I’m getting married next week and going to New York for the honeymoon. While I’d love to spend days and days checking out various museums, stores, neighborhoods etc… the wife isn’t a designer and as a result my time spent on “design related sightseeing” will be somewhat limited.
I just stayed at 60 Thompson a week or so ago, was great. The Ace has been a fantastic place to stay as well and worth it to check out the scene at night there. Near the Highline, another must see.
linyee
August 25, 2011, 8:22pm
3
The High Line
MoMA Talk to Me
Skyscraper Museum
About the Museum The Skyscraper Museum no longer requires proof of vaccination, but masks are required for all visitors above the age of 2. Located in New York City, the world’s first and foremost vertical metropolis, The Skyscraper Museum...
Museum of Art and Design
Located on Columbus Circle, the Museum of Arts and Design offers new ways of experiencing and telling stories about craft, art, and design.
Kiosk (around the corner from our offices)
Printed Matter
Printed Matter, Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1976 by artists and art workers with the mission to foster the appreciation, dissemination, and understanding of artists' books and other artists' publications.
and don’t worry about where to eat – Ray and I have got a long list of suggestions for you!