NYCxDesign is almost coming, and will consist of three days of programming in 2016 along with new initiatives and events. Now in its fourth year, it will take place from Tuesday, May 3rd, to Tuesday, May 17th. This annual event is the platform to highlight New York City’s diverse design community and its contributions with examples of the latest in global design. Get to now more about it!
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“We’re proud to be a part of New York City’s citywide celebration of design, and we encourage visitors to experience our vibrant design community and the newest developments, expressions, and trends that will be showcased throughout the five boroughs,” said Fred Dixon, president and CEO of NYC & Company at a design community kickoff event at the Museum of Arts and Design.
“The world recognizes us as innovative, vital, and visionary because of programs like NYC X DESIGN, and it further promotes New York City as a global design capital.”
The amazing success of last year’s NYC X DESIGN, which featured 564 unique events at 228 locations, doubles the number of events held in 2014. These events represented 17 design disciplines including digital, furniture, graphic, architecture, product and urban design.
NYCxDESIGN 2016 will include events focused on commerce, culture, education and entertainment with a full, varied program including exhibitions, installations, trade shows, talks, launches and open studios.
NYCxDESIGN Awards
For this year, Interior Design magazine and ICFF will present the first annual NYCxDESIGN Awards, a global design competition celebrating outstanding achievement across major areas of design—from architecture to interiors, from products to collectibles, from craft to technology.
“No matter the fair or show, borough of the city or design discipline, it’s about the community coming together for the very first time in celebration of all things design, and it doesn’t get better than that!” said Cindy Allen, Interior Design’s editor in chief.
The Design Pavilion/NYC Design Talks
From May 7-15, Design Pavilion will hold a spectacular 9-day public activation at Astor Place in Greenwich Village. This curated set of interactive displays will bring design and innovation directly to New Yorkers and visitors alike during this year’s NYC x DESIGN. In conjunction with Design Pavilion, NYC Design Talks will explore the relationship between design and community and will feature talks by some of today’s great design thinkers and relevant insights provided by IBM, Design Trust for Public Space, NYC Department of Design and Construction, AIGA, and more.
“Design Pavilion invites community engagement in celebrating NYCxDESIGN and ultimately encourages the increased awareness of the power of design,” said Ilene Shaw, founding principal of event producer Shaw & Co. Productions. Design Pavilion and NYC Design Talks are produced by Shaw & Co. Productions with creative direction by Harry Allen Design.
Some returning NYC X DESIGN participants for 2016: BKLYN DESIGNS; Collective Design; Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Design Trust for Public Place; FIT; Frieze Art Fair; ICFF; Museum of Arts and Design; Parsons School of Design; Pratt Institute; Sight Unseen OFFSITE; and WantedDesign (Brooklyn and Manhattan) .
The NYCxDESIGN is New York City’s official celebration of global design fashioned by some of the City’s most renowned names in the design world and beyond. A platform to showcase the tremendous artistry that can be found across the five boroughs, NYC X DESIGN highlights NYC’s cultural and commercial opportunities, elevates established and emerging design practices and increases awareness of and appreciation for design by audiences around the world.
So, are you gonna miss it?
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Source: Unique Blog
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