Invitation to Design In New York: Uptown Downtown, November 11 - 13, 2009
New York’s abundant art and design welcomes a select few interior designers for “Design in New York: Uptown Downtown” November 11 – 13, 2009. Here’s what Kelley Proxmire, a design leader in Washington DC said about last Spring’s program:"Design in New York is stimulating – both intellectually and inspirationally!"Join me as we bridge design’s eras of Enlightenment, Modernism and Edge. We start uptown in the Beaux Arts on our private tour of the Frick Collection and New York School of Interior Design; then downtown to find innovative material, fiber and artisanal craft in the Musuem of Art and Design; eventually transported to design’s most contemporary edge in Tribeca, SoHo and the MeatPacking District of art and fashion.All the while wrapped in the comfort and style of the very new and very vanguard Standard Hotel. Town Cars – pampered. Alluring?“I loved Design in New York! It was fabulous from beginning to end,” Tobi Wells Fairley, ASID, IIDA
Last March, Design in New York was an intimate experience for a select few interior designers to arouse their creativity while enriching their businesses—and what better place to be stimulated than in New York City – the fusion of design and business.See the pictures; read about the places and people. If your visits to New York are too rare, or you long to be inspired this way, join us. This immersion in design will be especially good for you and your business, right now.“This experience gives us the time to do things we normally would not do, but that are so important to our business,” Laury Barnes, Newport Beach CA.Design in New York is an intimate experience for interior designers to learn, observe and collaborate on the business of design—arousing their creativity while enriching their business skills—and what better place to experience the best of the best than in New York City – the world’s fusion of design and business.
Fall Program
Tuesday, November 10: Arrival in New York at the Standard Hotel – downtown’s mecca of fashionable shopping, dining, art and antiques.Wednesday, November 11: town cars take us Uptown to the fine art start of where it all started – the Frick Collection, one of America’s largest private collections of Renaissance art housed in one of the finest architectural examples of the Beaux Arts.Next, ‘The Twentieth Century Adventure; Beaux Arts through Art Deco’ presented by renown architectural scholar and author David Garrard Lowe.Lunch will be in the Asia Society, followed by New York School of Interior Design hosting exclusive views of interior design in New York featuring their Alumni Exhibit vividly presented by alumni.The immersion cascades that evening when we attend the theater on Broadway.Thursday, November 12: beginning on Columbus Circle, the archival Museum of Art and Design, enshrined within its new façade that features textured terracotta panels and transparent fritted glass, materials that express the Museum’s celebration of creativity in art, craft, and design.Later, we tour the Museum of Modern Art examining the significant Bauhaus influence on modernism featuring icons of design like Marcel Breur, Josef Albers, Paul Klee and rediscovered objects rarely seen outside Germany.Lunch at The Modern Restaurant overlooking MOMA’s acclaimed sculpture garden.Moving downtown to the Bowery, The New Museum is about new art and new ideas. It’s building designed by Tokyo-based architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA, is a home for contemporary art and an incubator for new ideas, as well as an architectural contribution to New York’s urban landscape. The New Museum is a combination of elegant and urban, just like our program.Dinner with one of many new-age chef-signature restaurants in the Meatpacking District.Friday, March 27: Business first – we collaborate in a workshop on business practices and new ways to overcome the challenges of the current economy.Then, it’s venture to the skyline breaking ‘High Line,’ one of the many inspiring aspects of what makes New York New York.Departures may begin after lunch on Friday, but extended stays will be available from the Standard Hotel at the group rate.But before you think about leaving, plan to be with us. As most of us know, moving oneself ‘out of the box’ is a motivating experience, infused by an energetic group like ours adds to the vitality of the mix.“We had “instant” camaraderie – forging new friendships and professional relationships that will keep connected,” Connie McCreight, ASID
Cost of Program & Reservations
Price for Full Hotel and Program is $3,300.00 per person including three nights single-occupancy in The Standard Hotel, all meals and gratuities, all entrance fees and tickets, car-service and other amenities. A deposit of $1,500.00 (non-refundable) will be required to confirm reservations.NOBELINKS is looking forward to welcoming its guests to share in an intimate way what only a few can experience in the greatest city in the world.To confirm your reservation, contact Steve Nobel at NOBELINKS on snobel@nobelinks.com or 917 648 4993Then prepare for a warm welcome to New York!
New York’s abundant art and design welcomes a select few interior designers for “Design in New York: Uptown Downtown” November 11 – 13, 2009. Here’s what Kelley Proxmire, a design leader in Washington DC said about last Spring’s program:"Design in New York is stimulating – both intellectually and inspirationally!"Join me as we bridge design’s eras of Enlightenment, Modernism and Edge. We start uptown in the Beaux Arts on our private tour of the Frick Collection and New York School of Interior Design; then downtown to find innovative material, fiber and artisanal craft in the Musuem of Art and Design; eventually transported to design’s most contemporary edge in Tribeca, SoHo and the MeatPacking District of art and fashion.All the while wrapped in the comfort and style of the very new and very vanguard Standard Hotel. Town Cars – pampered. Alluring?“I loved Design in New York! It was fabulous from beginning to end,” Tobi Wells Fairley, ASID, IIDA
Last March, Design in New York was an intimate experience for a select few interior designers to arouse their creativity while enriching their businesses—and what better place to be stimulated than in New York City – the fusion of design and business.See the pictures; read about the places and people. If your visits to New York are too rare, or you long to be inspired this way, join us. This immersion in design will be especially good for you and your business, right now.“This experience gives us the time to do things we normally would not do, but that are so important to our business,” Laury Barnes, Newport Beach CA.Design in New York is an intimate experience for interior designers to learn, observe and collaborate on the business of design—arousing their creativity while enriching their business skills—and what better place to experience the best of the best than in New York City – the world’s fusion of design and business.
Fall Program
Tuesday, November 10: Arrival in New York at the Standard Hotel – downtown’s mecca of fashionable shopping, dining, art and antiques.Wednesday, November 11: town cars take us Uptown to the fine art start of where it all started – the Frick Collection, one of America’s largest private collections of Renaissance art housed in one of the finest architectural examples of the Beaux Arts.Next, ‘The Twentieth Century Adventure; Beaux Arts through Art Deco’ presented by renown architectural scholar and author David Garrard Lowe.Lunch will be in the Asia Society, followed by New York School of Interior Design hosting exclusive views of interior design in New York featuring their Alumni Exhibit vividly presented by alumni.The immersion cascades that evening when we attend the theater on Broadway.Thursday, November 12: beginning on Columbus Circle, the archival Museum of Art and Design, enshrined within its new façade that features textured terracotta panels and transparent fritted glass, materials that express the Museum’s celebration of creativity in art, craft, and design.Later, we tour the Museum of Modern Art examining the significant Bauhaus influence on modernism featuring icons of design like Marcel Breur, Josef Albers, Paul Klee and rediscovered objects rarely seen outside Germany.Lunch at The Modern Restaurant overlooking MOMA’s acclaimed sculpture garden.Moving downtown to the Bowery, The New Museum is about new art and new ideas. It’s building designed by Tokyo-based architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA, is a home for contemporary art and an incubator for new ideas, as well as an architectural contribution to New York’s urban landscape. The New Museum is a combination of elegant and urban, just like our program.Dinner with one of many new-age chef-signature restaurants in the Meatpacking District.Friday, March 27: Business first – we collaborate in a workshop on business practices and new ways to overcome the challenges of the current economy.Then, it’s venture to the skyline breaking ‘High Line,’ one of the many inspiring aspects of what makes New York New York.Departures may begin after lunch on Friday, but extended stays will be available from the Standard Hotel at the group rate.But before you think about leaving, plan to be with us. As most of us know, moving oneself ‘out of the box’ is a motivating experience, infused by an energetic group like ours adds to the vitality of the mix.“We had “instant” camaraderie – forging new friendships and professional relationships that will keep connected,” Connie McCreight, ASID
Cost of Program & Reservations
Price for Full Hotel and Program is $3,300.00 per person including three nights single-occupancy in The Standard Hotel, all meals and gratuities, all entrance fees and tickets, car-service and other amenities. A deposit of $1,500.00 (non-refundable) will be required to confirm reservations.NOBELINKS is looking forward to welcoming its guests to share in an intimate way what only a few can experience in the greatest city in the world.To confirm your reservation, contact Steve Nobel at NOBELINKS on snobel@nobelinks.com or 917 648 4993Then prepare for a warm welcome to New York!
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