Harlem

Target Design Kids Tuesday & Thursday Toddler Programs Design Tales Join us as we explore design basics for preschoolers between the ages of 2 – 5. Caregivers are invited to participate in interactive reading sessions that focus on design based books. These sessions will engage your littlest designers in visualization, creative play and inspire hands-on activities lead by a museum educator. design, design kids, kids, toddlers, family, Harlem, design education
Target Design Kids Tuesday & Thursday Toddler Programs Design Tales Join us as we explore design basics for preschoolers between the ages of 2 – 5. Caregivers are invited to participate in interactive reading sessions that focus on design based books. These sessions will engage your littlest designers in visualization, creative play and inspire hands-on activities lead by a museum educator. design, design tales, kids, toddlers, family, storytelling, Harlem
Target Design Kids Tuesday & Thursday Toddler Programs Design Tales Join us as we explore design basics for preschoolers between the ages of 2 – 5. Caregivers are invited to participate in interactive reading sessions that focus on design based books. These sessions will engage your littlest designers in visualization, creative play and inspire hands-on activities lead by a museum educator. education, design, design tales, kids, toddlers, Harlem, storytelling
Target Design Kids Tuesday & Thursday Toddler Programs Design Tales Join us as we explore design basics for preschoolers between the ages of 2 – 5. Caregivers are invited to participate in interactive reading sessions that focus on design based books. These sessions will engage your littlest designers in visualization, creative play and inspire hands-on activities lead by a museum educator. family, design, design kids, storytelling, Harlem, toddlers, literacy
Target Design Kids Tuesday & Thursday Toddler Programs Design Tales Join us as we explore design basics for preschoolers between the ages of 2 – 5. Caregivers are invited to participate in interactive reading sessions that focus on design based books. These sessions will engage your littlest designers in visualization, creative play and inspire hands-on activities lead by a museum educator. family, design, design tales, storytelling, kids, Harlem, toddlers
Harlem Focus \| Up on the Roof: Farming the Urban Rooftop Join landscape architect Elizabeth Kennedy as she presents her work on the Brooklyn Grange farm, located on a massive 65,000 sq ft roof towering eleven stories over the East River, atop Building no. 3 at the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard. Constructed as a Stormwater Management Tool funded by a NYC DEP Green Infrastructure Grant under PlaNYC, the project serves as an inspiring model of green roof possibilities. Harlem, urban farming, gardens, sustainability
Harlem Focus \| Garden Design: The Art of Color, Variety and Form Join the curator and gardeners from the Central Park Conservancy for a talk about the landscape design of the Central Park Conservatory Gardens and how it compliments and contrasts with Frederick Law Olmsted's overall design for Central Park. Learn about how the elements of form and color are rethought and refreshed each year within the garden's formal planting structure. Hear how the redesign strategies offer the public new and unique views from season to season. Harlem, Central Park, gardens, flowers, landscape design
Harlem Focus \| Architectural Photography: The Imaging of Design The distinguished architectural and environmental photographer Albert Vecerka presents his photographic work, sharing insights and technical savvy in capturing the utility, spirit and beauty of the designed environment. Vecerka is currently listed on the roster of Esto Photographics, the premier photography studio of contemporary architecture. Harlem, photography, Architecture, design
Harlem Focus \| Inspired: Africa, WPA Art & a Unique Hospital Design Architect Jack Travis will present his design for the Harlem Hospital’s Mural Pavilion and talk with John Reddick about this work and the juxtaposition between its historic inventory of WPA-era murals by African-American Artists, and the contemporary African-inspired color palette, pattern, and philosophy. Harlem, Architecture, design, murals, public art
Target Design Kids Saturday workshops Mad Hatters & Silly Specs Design Let your designs run wild as you create your own headdress! Join Kate Cusack and our team to design these fantasy pieces. design, design education, family, design kids, Harlem, Saturday, workshops