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a pale grey espresso cup with a square handle and scored with vertical lines to reference a cardboard prototype, plus saucer, designed by Scholten & Baijings and now on view in Scholten & Baijings: Lessons from the Studio. Click on the image for more information about the installation.
“The Color World of Scholten & Baijings”
Color Process Lab textiles
Image of Richard Landis pointing at his weavings
Color Decoded: Richard Landis Extended Interview
Richard Landis textiles weaving
Image of a panel discussion at Cooper Hewitt, 4 people from left to right: Emily Orr, Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemproary Design at Cooper Hewitt; Brittany Cox, Antiquarian Horologist at Memoria Technica; Lana Sutherland, CEO at Tealeaves;and Albert Shum, CVP of Design at Microsoft.
Solstice Saturday: Designing Time
Sat. June 23, 2018
Image of Richard Landis, a silver haired man wearing a white and blue checkered shirt, in his studio.
Color Decoded: Richard Landis’s Inspiration
American designer Richard Landis is a master colorist and weaver whose visual language is that of an abstract artist. Using the interaction of threads to explore systems of closely related colors, Landis builds on the intrinsic grid of warp and weft to create patterns that offer endless variety—reiteration without repetition. Presented in conjunction with Saturated: The Allure and Science of ...
Color Richard Landis textile weaving
The Morse Historic Design Lecture | Local Quality, Global Scope–Saving Color Through Tacit Knowledge
Thu. May 31, 2018
Color Enid and Lester Morse Historic Design Lecture Series felting fiber art Morse Historic Design Lecture Series public programs
Image of two men on a stage, Milton Glaser is on the right, he holds a microphone and is laughing.
I Heart NY and Milton Glaser
Tue. April 24, 2018
public programs
Image of Toni Greenbaum speaking to an audience at Cooper Hewitt
MAG to SNAG: American Studio Jewelry 1940-1970
Wed. April 11, 2018
public programs
During the Morse Historic Design Lecture, Beatrice Quette, a woman with short curly dark hair lectures from the podium at Cooper Hewitt while audience members look on.
The Morse Lecture | Japan, the West, and the Emergence of Japonism in Design
Wed. March 28, 2018
Enid and Lester Morse Historic Design Lecture Series Morse Historic Design Lecture Series
Image of a panel discussion at Cooper Hewitt. From the left: Bob Greenberg in black, Jackie Goldberg in a pink flower dress, John Maeda in a gray suit, and Debbie Millman in black.
An Evening with Design Pioneers
Tue. March 27, 2018
Join 2003 National Design Award winner Bob Greenberg, guest curator of Bob Greenberg Selects and founder of R/GA digital advertising agency, Jackie Goldberg, Design Director at Alexa at Amazon and 2001 National Design Award winner and Cooper Hewitt Trustee John Maeda, global head, computational design and inclusion at Automattic for a conversation about the future of design and technology. They will discuss pivotal breakthroughs in ...
Bob Greenberg public programs