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An aerial image showing people engaging with a table full of food, brightly colored bowls.
DISEÑO | Tara Rodríguez Besosa, El Departamento de la Comida
Tue. September 15, 2020
DISEÑO
Banner type image of 4 portraits: from l to r: Jeffrey Mansfield, Craig Wilkins, Bon Ku, and Maurice Cox
Designing Equitable Healthy Cities
Thu. September 10, 2020
cities National Design Awards
Banner Image of 3 portraits and the words "Contemporary Muslim Fashions" on the left. The three portraits are, from l to r: Laura Camerlengo, Leah Vernon, and Kerim Türe.
Reshaping Modest Fashion
Tue. September 1, 2020
Image of a Zoom webinar with 4 participants: Eric Darnell Pritchard, Kelly Elaine Navies, Uzodinma Iweala, and Steven G. Fullwood
Collective Memory: Storytelling & Collaboration in the Writing of History
Thu. June 11, 2020
Collective Memory: Storytelling and Collaboration in the Writing of History What role does memory play in recording and reflecting upon history? How can recording practices illuminate shifts around our expectation of truth, help to dismantle accepted and exclusionary histories, and serve as public advocacy? Join Cooper Hewitt as we explore these questions in light of the exhibition Willi Smith: Street Couture, ...
The logo consists of the capital letter I, followed by a red heart symbol, below which are the capital letters N and Y, set in the rounded slab serif typeface American Typewriter.
Design Legends: Milton Glaser’s “I Love NY”
Image of Milton Glaser, a older white man with thin hair on the sides of his head. He sits in a bright yellow chair with his hands clasped in front of him.
Design Legends: Milton Glaser, “I’m a designer”
Cooper Hewitt presents Planet Bushwig Warmup. On a black background speckled with white line drawings of astronomical bodies, huge bold rainbow gradient text declares Planet Bushwig Warmup. The text hovers above a line drawing of handsome Carnegie Mansion with a rainbow flag draped over its entrance.
Cooper Hewitt Presents: Planet Bushwig Warmup
Thu. June 25, 2020
lgbtqia+ pride
Conversations with doctors and designers about topics related to Covid-19. Abstract figure, created from a stethoscope, gestures to its red heart with one hand and to a composition of shapes with its other hand. The shapes are a blue circle, red square, and yellow triangle
Designing on the Front Lines, Season 1
Creating a Bright Tomorrow: Design Education for a New Sustainable World
Tue. May 12, 2020
Today’s designers-in-training are already being faced with the challenges of tomorrow. Global issues—pandemics, economic slowdown, the climate crisis—demand us to rethink the ways and means of our society, and essential to this shift are the creators of the built environment. How might design educators prepare future architects, designers, and urban planners to challenge our global systems, and rebuild a more ...