New York Design Week
RISD celebrates the alumni, faculty, staff and students taking part in New York Design Week 2025.
Rhode Island School of Design
Booth W887
Grounding Space
RISD’s Furniture Design department presents Grounding Space in WANTED at ICFF. Remixing stylistic traditions and historical ornament and embracing the fantastical, this exhibition explores dimensionality—in virtual and physical realms—with natural and synthetic materials and through both traditional and exploratory functional objects. As our experience of space becomes more expansive, we remain inextricably tethered to the Earth. The work highlights curiosity and imagination as modes of exchange and understanding, all the while navigating diverse contextual realities. Grounding Space expands upon traditional furniture archetypes and alludes to atmospheric forces, poetically wielding light and employing materials made possible by advances in industry. It invites us to consider the act of creation as an opportunity for irreverence, homage and complexity. From 1800s farm equipment to the powerful cultural symbolism of animals and the creative possibilities of circuit boards, the work in this exhibition is an amalgam of time and space—a collective composition—that grounds us in the now.
The work includes It’s What’s Inside (Log Light) No.1 and Oriented Structures of Being (O.S.B No. 1) Bench by Kailyn Bryant BFA 25 FD, Weekday Wardrobe by Nino Chambers MFA 25 FD, Bent Bolt Wall Hooks by Andrew Goulet MFA 26 FD, National Geographic by Jack Kemper BFA 25 FD, Turn on Light by Xubai Li MFA 25 FD, Critters by Maggie McCreery BFA 26 FD and Riley Borst BFA 25 TX, Bull by Gretsy Moreno Ortiz BFA 25 FD, Enzo Chair and PC Sconce by August Ostrow BFA 25 FD, Spore Chair by David Schwimmer BFA 25 FD, Hang Sconces by Sam Sherman MFA 25 FD, Vessels by Emelia Violich BFA 2025 FD and Tractor Stool by Oscar Walsh BFA 25 FD.
RISD x Bestcase at WANTED
Booth W887 will also feature graduate work from RISD’s collaboration with Bestcase. In 2024, Bestcase worked with RISD Furniture Design MFA students to design a collection of furniture. A design and manufacturing studio based in New York, Bestcase is known for transforming industrial materials into refined, contemporary pieces merging aesthetic experimentation with precision fabrication. Specializing in sheet metal, Bestcase reimagines utilitarian materials with elegant finishes and unexpected forms, often blurring the line between functional design and sculptural art. Co-directed by Furniture Design faculty members Patty Johnson and Jonah Takagi BFA 02 FD, the course focused on Bestcase’s manufacturing capabilities and made use of their machinery, facilities and deep expertise. From seating to shelving, students worked closely with Bestcase to develop an understanding of industrial production processes and realize highly resolved production-ready work.
WANTED Design School's Workshop
This year, RISD is the school partner for the WANTED Design Schools Workshop, a collaborative design challenge for international design schools with contributions from guests and industry experts and support from Haworth, Core77 and Molo. The topic is “Eating in NYC: Reconnecting and Redesigning Food Systems,” and the challenge will be facilitated by RISD faculty members Charlie Cannon and Erica Pernice BFA 14 ID over the course of four days.
In a dedicated workspace at ICFF, more than 30 students from different schools and countries (including RISD, CCA, CENTRO, Escuela Monica Herrera, Ohio State, and Pratt) will work together in teams and present their projects to a jury of industry leaders on the ICFF Talks Main Stage on Tuesday, May 20 at 2:30 pm.
Launch Pad at WANTED
Nine RISD students will participate in WANTED's emerging designer showcase, Launch Pad.
Nino Chambers MFA 25 FD
Nino Chambers
Booth W8
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Jennifer Choi MFA 25 FD
Jennifer Choi
Booth W86
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Xubai Li MFA 25 FD
Xubai Li
Booth W54
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Jumana Motiwala MFA 25 FD
Booth W2
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Sam Sherman MFA 25 FD
Sam Sherman
Booth W14
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Palm Paramee Panchaphalasom 25 FD
Booth W76
Ryan Everett Smith 25 FD
Booth W6
Yichu Wang 23 ID/MFA 25 FD
WangyichuWangyichu
Booth W77
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Lorna (Shuyang) Zhang 25 ID
Studio L
Booth W30
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RISD Furniture Design faculty member Amy Devers MFA 01 FD, executive producer and host of Clever Podcast, will lead the jury for Launch Pad.
ICFF Talks
Alumni, faculty and students are participating in several of this year's ICFF Talks.
Participants include:
Faculty member Amy Devers MFA 12 FD, Emerging Designer Showcase
Emily Edelman 12 GD, Exploring Infinite Creative Potential with New Technologies
Josh Owen MFA 97 FD, Good Design and Architecture Create Happiness
Adam Charlap Hyman 11 FD, Defining Style: A Conversation with the World’s Leading Designers
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While you're at WANTED/ICFF, check out some of the alumni and faculty booths!
Samuel Aguirre MFA 24 FD
Samindaman
Booth W1148
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Nik Bentel 17 ID
Nik Bentel Studio
Booth 725
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Anjuli R. Bernstein MFA 18 TX
Applied Arts
Booth W953
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Hannah Bigeleisen MFA 16 PR
H. Bigeleisen Designs LLC
Booth W1150
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Pablo Ejarque-González MFA 24 FD
Studio Ejarque
Booth W19
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Ethan F. French MArch 11
Ethan French Designs
Booth 665
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@ethanfrenchdesign
Lauren Goodman MFA 21 FD
Lauren Goodman
Booth W1250
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Kalya O'Donoghue 13 ID
Kalya OD Studio
Booth W755
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Elliott Rosenberg 24 FD
Perennial Design Studio
Booth W5
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Lisa Sacco MFA 23 FD
Studio Lisa Sacco
Booth W22
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George Sawyer 05 ID
Sawyer Made
Booth: W963
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Urvi Sharma 17 FD & Manan Narang MFA 18 FD
INDO-
Booth W1159
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Mariah Wren 04 FD
Wren & Cooper
Booth W1245
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Kewei Zhao MFA 24 FD
ZKW Studio
Booth W956
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Emerging Designer Residency at NYCxDesign
Alexandra Soiseth MFA 23 TX
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Artist Talk and Guided Meditation with Arlina Cai
May 15, 6–8:00 pm
Uprise Art
264 Canal Street #4W, New York, NY 10013
In conversation with Curatorial Director Hannah Antalek, Arlina Cai will delve into the core ideas and inspirations behind her practice, highlighting the interplay between art and mindfulness. She will also lead a guided meditation, offering insight into how this complementary practice enriches her creative process.
Hannah Antalek 13 PT
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ASID NY Presents Screening of “Beyond Zero”: Design’s Power to Shape a Sustainable Future
May 16, 11:00 am - 1:30 pm
Angelika Theater East, Theatre #6
181-189 2nd Ave
New York, NY 10003
Join ASID NY Metro for an exclusive screening of Beyond Zero during NYCxDESIGN. This powerful documentary tells the story of Ray Anderson, the visionary CEO of Interface, who set out to eliminate his company’s negative environmental impact—redefining an entire industry and setting a new benchmark for sustainable business.
Following the 77-minute film, stay for a thought-provoking panel discussion featuring:
Price Latimer 00 GD
Alkemis Paint
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Egg Collective presents Knock on Wood
May 14–June 27
Egg Collective
151 Hudson Street
New York, New York 10013
On May 14, Egg Collective will open “Knock on Wood,” an exhibition centered on artists whose practices are intimately connected with wood. Playing on themes of luck while exploring the idea of material kinship, the exhibition highlights the reciprocal relationship between maker and material. Challenging the extractivist mindset that underpins much of contemporary culture, Knock on Wood seeks to reanimate one of our most ubiquitous materials—restoring to it its due nobility, warmth, and majesty.
Crystal Ellis MFA 11 SC
Egg Collective
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Kiva Motnyk 00 TX
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Jewel Box
May 16-20
Allen Street Gallery
65 Allen Street
New York, NY 10002
Allen Street Gallery is pleased to present Jewel Box, an exhibition exploring the sculptural and functional poetry of the wall sconce. Curated by Leroy Street Studio Interiors, this show examines how these architectural elements transcend their utilitarian origins to become compelling works of art in their own right.
Anna Dawson MFA 22 FD
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Elana Shvalbe MFA 22 FD
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Katie Stout 12 FD
R & Company
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Erica E. Sellers 12 ID & Jeremy D. Silberberg 12 FAV
Studio SII
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Alexis Tingey MFA 22 FD & Virginia (Ginger) Gordon MFA 22 FD
Alexis & Ginger
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New Works by Bower Studios and Emily Mullin
May 14-31
Mociun and Bower Studios Showroom
683 Driggs Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Bower Studios explores reflective distortion through weaving techniques in polished steel. Mullin delves into the traditional process of raku firing to achieve metallic and painterly glaze effects on new ceramic vessels. Together, this unique juxtaposition of material and style from Bower and Mullin creates unexpected harmonies.
Danny Giannella 04* ID
Bower Studios
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Lazzoni x Josh Owen
Opening reception: May 16 6–9 pm
Lazzoni Madison
154 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10002
Josh Owen MFA 97 FD
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Renowned designer, educator, and author Josh Owen has unveiled a truly unique creation for Lazzoni: a three-legged chair for relaxation that is as elegant as it is innovative. This masterpiece embodies craftsmanship, utility, and restraint, making it a future collectible.
Material Matters: A Show of Work By Recent Alumni
May 15–19
10 am–5 pm
7 Lispenard St, New York City, NY, 10013
Piera Bochner MFA 24 FD, Annie Chen 23 ID, Daniel Choconta MArch 24, Pablo Ejarque-Gonzalez MFA 24 FD, Kayla Feng 24 GD, Benjamin Garbus 25 ID, Elbert Girón MID 24, Jyotindra Idris BArch 23, Zoe Lee 24 ID, Anuj Malla MFA 24 FD, Sarah Mann MID 24, Isabel Jane Marvel MArch 24, Caely Melford MFA 24 FD, Dominic Rishe MID 24, Isabella Ruggiero MArch 24 and Ella Son MFA 24 TX.
Recuperated and repaired materials are the basis of this exhibition, centering repair and reclamation—acts of extension and continuation—as a fundamental ethos for creating new objects in today’s materially congested world. The exhibition highlights work in furniture, objects and textiles, and practices such as Kintsugi, objets trouvés, visible mending, etc., which have paved the way in the history of art and design, whether recognized as fine art in the gallery and museum space or downplayed as domestic.
Origins – The Heritage of Italian Design
May 19, 12 pm
Consulate General of Italy
690 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10065
In celebration of the Italian Design Day, the Consulate General of Italy in New York and Archiproducts – the global network for architecture, design, and construction – present “Origins – The Heritage of Italian Design”, a special event, part of the Italian Design Week. Since its founding by four Italian professionals, Archiproducts has been a driving force behind the global promotion of international design.
Matthew Grzywinski BID 98
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Overture by Lee Broom for Calico Wallpaper
May 15–23
Rachel Cope 03 SC
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Calico Wallpaper introduces a new collection of wallpaper, Overture, designed by renowned UK-based designer Lee Broom. The collection, inspired by drapery and the power of illusion, will be on display at Broom’s penthouse, available to view by appointment.
Paraphernalia: Desire
May 7–31
Fredericks and Mae
6 Allen St NYC
"Paraphernalia, a design exhibition showcasing work from eighteen established and up-and-coming artists and designers, will present a diverse array of objects that explore thoughts and examples of the theme 'Desire'.”
Richard Haining 05 FD
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“My piece is about the desire for closeness that feels just out of reach. A longing for hope when it’s not guaranteed. A wish to remember the lives and relationships we've lost. A yearning for the joy that comes with togetherness. A craving for the joy of celebration. A thirst for renewal. This collection of candlesticks, crafted from salvaged wood, carefully STACKED, gesturally carved, and ink-stained, each holding a bright, white candle, offers the promise of light—a glimpse of hope, a path toward connection in our divided world. You may risk getting burned, but lean in, embrace the warmth, and let the light guide you toward a future that brings us all closer."
—Richard Haining
Pete Oyler MFA 09 FD (RISD Faculty)
“This edition of cast bronze vessels display a range of flora collected on walks in my
neighborhood. From magnolia, hibiscus, milkweed, and iris seed pods to silver maple buds,
birch catkins the work foregrounds desire for cycles of growth, rest, and decay all the while
emphasizing beauty as a touchstone for broader conversation about climate, our local
environments, and ways of seeing. The minimal scale incites a desire to touch, to feel, to notice.”
—Pete Oyler
Rosie Li Studio: Sculptural Lighting in Progress – Open Studio
May 17, 11 am–6 pm
Rosie Li Studio
36 Waverly Ave Ste 106
Brooklyn, NY 11205
We warmly invite you to step inside our studio and explore our full lighting collection—including signature series Gingko and Laurel Blossom, and the Pilar ceramic series. Guests will have the chance to see and touch our full range of custom finishes, limited editions, and one-of-a-kind pieces from our 10 years of operation.
Rosie Li 11 FD
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Shifting Matter
May 14 – May 21
Roca Tile USA
18 W 21st St New York, NY, 10010
The artists and designers featured in Shifting Matter share a commitment to being guided by the materials and processes they study, rather than using materials to serve a predetermined outcome. Their practices embrace an ongoing dialogue with non-human forces—treating them as creative partners. Physical and chemical transformations take center stage, with the creators acting as contemporary alchemists. Variables such as temperature, movement, photosynthesis, and evaporation become tools for rethinking ideas of territory, functionality, technology, and speculative futures.
Claudia Kaatziza Cortínez 07 PT
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Shelter by Afternooon Light
May 17-19
Starrett-Lehigh Building
601 W 26th St NY, NY 10001
Shelter by Afternoon Light is Design Week’s newest market and annual fair, created to foster connection in changing times. Featuring projects and products from an exclusive roster of brands and creatives in furniture, art, and decoration, Shelter is a three-day gathering for A&D professionals and design lovers to celebrate what’s new now.
Caely Melford Studio
Caely Melford MFA 24 FD
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Colony at Shelter
Booth A57
Alara Alkan 18 FD
Alara Alkan Studio
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Ingemar A. Hagen-Keith 18 FD
Marmar Studio
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Maggie Pei 23 FD
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Design Dysphoria x Gotham
Vivian Chiu 11 FD
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Liz Collins 91 TX/MFA 99
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Erica E. Sellers 12 ID & Jeremy D. Silberberg 12 FAV
Studio SII
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Zander Schlacter 17 TX
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Zev Schwartz 12 AP
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Fo Wilson MFA 05 FD
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JONALDDUDD
Dotan Appelbaum MFA 24 FD
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Hannah Bigeleisen MFA 16 PR
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Stefanie Haining 05 FD
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Alex Hsu MFA 19 FD
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Yuxuan Huang MFA 24 FD
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Aydan Hüseynli 24 FD
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Jisu Han Jung MFA FD 26
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Elana Kates MFA 25 FD
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Jack Kemper 25 FD
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Max Mcinnis 18 FD (Mothership Studio)
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Andrew Jay Rumpler 91 ID
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Emmie Strang 25 FD
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Jessica Hyun Song 25 FD
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GRATEFUL DUDD, celebrating 10 years of NYC Design Week’s wurst 🌭 exhibition. This year’s installment is guest-curated by Chen Chen & Kai Williams and will take place as part of the Shelter Design Fair by Afternoon Light.
Like Minded Objects
Elise M. McMahon 09 FD
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Table Manners: A Potluck for Design
By American Design Club
Johannes Pauwen 01 ID
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Leslie Roeder MID 02
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David Weeks 90 PT
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Table Manners is an exhibition and market celebrating the objects and rituals that define the dining experience—from tools that enhance functionality and ergonomics to those that shape social perceptions and even the way food tastes. Organized by the American Design Club.
Songs of a Decoy
May 15–17
Galerie Santangelo
112 Madison St, New York City
Aydan Hüseynli 24 FD
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Kira Wilson 24 FD
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Co-curated exhibition of surreal domestic objects. Opening at Galerie Santangelo in Chinatown, Songs of a Decoy presents the work of 5 artists in their NYCxDESIGN debut, inviting reflection—amidst hollow boulders and a canned alpine breeze—on the histories and mythologies embedded in American domestic space. Songs of a Decoy (Instagram)
Still Growing
May 16 – June 9
Amélie du Chalard gallery
85 Mercer Street
NEW YORK, New York 10012
Still Growing traces the evolving relationship between design and the natural world, gathering works that honor the unfinished, the evolving, and the quietly alive. Set within a landscape that evokes both origin and future, the works on view invite a slower gaze, suggesting how material and function respond to organic systems rather than control them. Here, the boundary between nature and design is neither fixed nor decorative, it’s active, adaptive, and alive.
Alexis Tingey MFA 22 FD & Virginia (Ginger) Gordon MFA 22 FD
Alexis & Ginger
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THIS IS NOT A STRUT
May 17 – May 26
Blu Dot
79 Madison Ave
New York, New York 10016
In recognition of NYCxDESIGN 2025 and the 20th anniversary of the iconic Strut table, Blu Dot has partnered with DUDD HAUS, the collective gallery and exhibition platform extending from JONALDDUDD, known for championing emerging designers who challenge industry norms and push the boundaries of contemporary design.
Originally launched in 2005, the Strut table embodies Blu Dot’s core principles of purposefully modern and playfully irreverent design. To celebrate the enduring success of this contemporary icon, the company’s NoMad store will host THIS IS NOT A STRUT, an exhibition featuring new, Strut-inspired works designed and produced by 21 DUDD HAUS members, including:
Hannah Bigeleisen MFA 16 PR
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Malcolm Majer 05 FD
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Max Mcinnis 18 FD (Mothership Studio)
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Souvenir 2025
May 15–21
THE CANVAS at the Westfield Oculus
185 Greenwich St.
Ground Floor (C2) / South Concourse NY, NY 10007
Partnered with Cool Hunting
Sponsored by Kikkerland Design
Curation and Exhibit Design by Boym Partners
AXIS + AXIOM (@axis.axiom)
Ann Dinh MID 22
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Alicia L. Tam Wei (former faculty)
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Alicia Lee MID 26
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Josh Owen MFA 97 FD
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Laurie Rosenwald 77 PT
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David Weeks 90 PT
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Peter Yeadon (RISD Faculty)
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Back by popular demand for a second year, the NYCxDESIGN xSouvenir exhibition returns as one of the most anticipated highlights of the NYCxDESIGN Festival. In an inspired collaboration with Cool Hunting, sponsored by Kikkerland Design, and brought to life through an exhibition design by Boym Partners, this original showcase redefines what a souvenir can be—transforming the ordinary into thoughtful design.
Use Me-A Group Exhibition of Ceramic Objects
May 16–24
47-21 35th St,
Long Island City, NY 11101
Jazz Johns 20 CR
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Sculpture Space NYC is pleased to present Use Me a show of functional works, including Ceramics, Lighting, Jewelry, and Sculpture during NYCXDesign 2025 Festival. With emphasis on design, Use Me: A Group Exhibition of Ceramic Objects, highlights the work of well-established and emerging artists from around the world, based in the New York City area. All works were created and produced at the facilities of Sculpture Space NYC, a working studio and nonprofit gallery located in Long Island City, Queens.
Universal Design 2.0
May 20, 6:30-9 pm
UltiMaker
55 Water Street, 51st Floor
New York, NY 10041
IDSA is thrilled to announce a dynamic panel discussion on Universal Design, featuring trailblazing experts from the worlds of fashion and beauty, tech, home, healthcare, and more. These leaders have reshaped their industries by integrating Universal Design, Disability Inclusion, and DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility) into their work.
Rob Van Varick 00 ID
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Other Community Exhibitions, Shows & More
Glass Subjects: Curated by Charlap Hyman & Herrero
Opens April 25
R & Co
64 White Street
Adam Charlap Hyman 11 FD
Spanning 300 years and featuring more than 20 works of decorative and fine art from diverse locations—Brazil, France, Italy, Sweden, and the U.S.—Glass Subjects serves as an homage to the French artist Serge Roche and his 1930s gallery of mirrors and mirrored objects on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris.
Wall color generously provided by Alkemis Paint / Price Latimer 00 GD
Grandfathered In
May 9–July 3
CLAMP
247 West 29th Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY 10001
Jill Greenberg 89 PH
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CLAMP is pleased to present “Grandfathered In,” a solo exhibition of new drawings by Jill Greenberg. Internationally renowned for her instantly recognizable photographs, Greenberg returns to her foundational practice of drawing, employing charcoal, pastel, and oil to explore themes of memory, instinct, and play.
Imaginaria
Ongoing
Art Science Complex
Julie Rauer 86 GD
Website: artsciencecomplex.com
We visualize interdisciplinary science via painting, drawing, model making and writing
Power Clash
Opens April 25
R & Co
64 White Street
Jolie Ngo 20 CR
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Drawing inspiration from her Vietnamese heritage and the landscapes of California, Jolie Ngo showcases her newest and largest body of work to date in Power Clash. The layered topography of rice paddies and the diamond shapes of Vietnamese silk lanterns inform faceted structures that simultaneously mimic the hills of Ngo’s current hometown, Santa Barbara. Her functional, and at times illuminated, objects reimagine these real-world influences through a digital lens, rendering and 3D-printing novel technicolor forms. Despite the changes in scale, her longstanding investigation of the vessel remains central to the work, evolving yet enduring as a core idea for new creations.
Sitting Ducks
April 25–May 31, 2025
DIMIN
406 Broadway, Fl. 2,
New York, NY 10013
The work in Sitting Ducks tests the tensions between compliance and rebellion, visibility and exposure, power and objectification — all through the lens of the female form, refracted across history, literature, and the sharp light of a New York apartment window.
Elena M. Redmond 21 PR
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The Hardware Diaries
May 1–June 16, 2025
The Future Perfect
New York
Lindsey A. Adelman 96 ID
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The Future Perfect is honored to present The Hardware Diaries, a new body of work by celebrated lighting designer and artist Lindsey Adelman. Marking her first exhibition with the gallery in over a decade, The Hardware Diaries introduces a striking new chapter in Adelman’s practice—an intimate exploration of form, tension, and transformation.
