A daily compilation of suggestions for the continuing appreciation of art and design in challenging times
ADVISORY Some venues are still requiring masks for entry. A few still require proof of vaccination. Many mandate advance reservations. Always check with desired venues before going to any event.
NEW YORK EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS ON-SITE TODAY no reception unless noted
DESIGN WEEK Note: There are dozens of events occurring during the return of the May design expositions. For complete listings of the receptions, panels, and presentations see the following sites. Because of covid restrictions, many are limiting the number of attendees and requiring advance reservations. A few highlights are listed below.
NYCxDESIGN multiple events between now and May 20, see schedule link
Industry City 238 36th St Sunset Park Design Festival multiple design events link
James Fuentes 55 Delancey St opening: Izzy Barber Crude Futures 6-8
Salmagundi 47 Fifth Ave talk: Harold Holzer The Lincoln Memorial at 100, an American icon revisited 6-7 $25
SVA Flatiron 133 W 21 reception: Grasping Shards SVA students Kasey Baker (BFA Photography and Video), J Dylan (BFA Photography and Video), Jingyao Huang (MFA Fine Arts), Ariana Gaila (BFA Photography and Video), Kostas Lales (MFA Fine Arts), Alex Leav (MFA Photography and Related Media), Heather Link-Bergman (MFA Art Practice) and Sefa Ozdogan (BFA Fine Arts) 6-8 reservation link
Pen and Brush 29 E 22 Art Talks series: Artists Hannah Layden, Lacey Mckinney, Rowan Renee, AV Ryan, and Curators Parker Daley Garcia & Birdie Piccininni 6-8 reservation link
Rizzoli 1133 Broadway talk and book signing: Nicholas Party; the artist on his career 6pm free, reservation link
Design Showroom Crawl showrooms with reception: Allegion, ligne roset, PID Floors, Rimadesio S.p.A., West | Out East; presented By AN Interior and the Architect’s Newspaper 6-8:30 open to professional designers and architects Eventbrite link
New York Design Center 200 Lexington Ave event: Music and Margaritas celebrating The Hudson Company at FAIR 3-7 reservation link
Hirschl & Adler Modern 41 E 57 9th Fl opening: Lily Cox-Richard Soft Fists Insist
Ruiz-Healy Art 74 E 79 2D opening: Alejandro Diaz Words for White Walls 6-8
Gagosian 980 Madison Ave reception: Takashi Murakami An Arrow through History 4-8 ; also at 976 Madison 6-8
Adam Clayton Powell Jr State Office Building 163 W 125 2nd Fl design event: Together We Thrive / Harlem Black Art + Culture Showcase panel, mini fashion show, and performance, plus Black designers showcasing and selling their designs 4-8 free
Pratt Institute 200 Willoughby Ave Arc Building ‘Pratt Shows: Design’: Professional and Alumni Reception: Design Object 6-9 reservation link
Atlantic Avenue Interior Design Destinations breakfast event: A self-guided visit to 6 showrooms along Atlantic Avenue (between Hoyt & Bond St), Brooklyn's Independent Design District: Assembly Line | Collier West | Humble House | Michele Varian | Mud Australia | The Primary Essentials 10-n00n reservation link
VIRTUAL EVENTS
IFDA NY Chapter panel: A Peek Behind the Product Curtain - Bringing Sustainability to Scale Gene Wilson, Vice President of Merchandising & Vendor Management for Room & Board; Emily McGarvey, Director of Sustainability for Room & Board; Jenon Bailie, Merchandising & Design Director for Room & Board; Elise Nicpon, Director of Business Customer Experience for Room & Board Business Interiors; moderated by David Santiago noon link
New Museum virtual tour of Faith Ringgold: American People with Teaching Fellow Sumeja Tulic noon free, livestream the program on YouTube link
The Brooklyn Rail Lunchtime Conversations series live over Zoom: The New Social Environment #557: Radical Poetry Reading with Haleh Liza Gafori Haleh Liza Gafori curates the 85th Radical Poetry Reading, hosted by Rail Poetry Editor Anselm Berrigan and featuring poetry read by Ariana Reines, Fanny Howe, and Kythe Heller 1pm link
Fotomuseum Winterthur conversation with Collier Schorr; presented in conjunction with the exhibition Orlando, curated by Tilda Swinton and organized by Aperture 2pm link
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