Over five years ago, 2025 National Design Award winner in Interior Design Little Wing Lee began work on the design for the interiors of Ray Harlem, a new building designed by architect Frida Escobedo in partnership with Handel Architects in Harlem, New York. The residential portion of the building will open its doors in Spring...
A presentation on water advocacy and rethinking environmental design systems for preservation. Explore water advocacy and rethinking environmental design systems for preservation with Two-Spirit poet, artist, and activist Reverend Houston Cypress (Otter Clan of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida), canoe maker Daniel Tommie (Seminole Tribe of Florida), water rights activist Betty Osceola (Panther...
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum has acquired a major collection of work by the designer Tobias Wong (1974–2010). Often referred to as the “enfant terrible” of the design world, Wong’s influential body of work merged conceptual art, performance and product design. Through a gift of more than 50 objects from Wong’s family, friends and collaborators—including products, prototypes, digital designs and ephemera—the collection provides a new perspective on a critical voice in late 20th- and early 21st-century design. Cooper Hewitt is planning a monographic exhibition dedicated to Wong for late 2027, organized by Alexandra Cunningham Cameron, curator of contemporary design.
