Even after the NYCxDESIGN festival, a series of exhibitions in galleries and museums keep enlivening New York, (especially Brooklyn and Manhattan).

Here are 3 exhibitions, among those dedicated to designing, you should not miss!

Furniture, Chair, Flowerpot, Table, Botany, Houseplant, Room, Plant, Grass family, Tree, pinterest
Clemens Kois for Patrick Parrish Gallery
Brickwork, Property, Brick, Alley, Real estate, Street, Building, House, Neighbourhood, Infrastructure, pinterest
Clemens Kois for Patrick Parrish Gallery
Stool, Furniture, Sculpture, Table, Figurine, Sitting, Hand, Art, Artistic gymnastics, Chair, pinterest
Clemens Kois for Patrick Parrish Gallery

1- Garden Party by Chris Wolston

Living between New York and Medellin, Chris Wolston is hosting his first individual exhibition at the Patrick Parrish Gallery. On the edge between two worlds and two different production methods, Wolston created this collection of hand-made terracotta furniture by getting inspiration from the pre-Colombian ceramic culture and from the mainstream plastic furniture for gardens. On this quirky seats, it is also possible to grow a few plants. On until the 12th of July.

Furniture, Dog bed, Bean bag chair, Bean bag, Beige, Fur, pinterest
David Brandon Geeting
Falling Rock (Rosequartz), by Buro Belén.
Wall, Rectangle, Composite material, Material property, Paint, Wood stain, Modern art, Plywood, Varnish, Aluminium, pinterest
David Brandon Geeting
Sabine Marcelis
Design, Visual arts, Still life photography, Water dog, Shadow, Modern art, pinterest
David Brandon Geeting
Pieke Bergmans. Marlène Huissoud.

2- Room With Its Own Rules

Until the 15th of July, Chamber Gallery will present the work of 20 women, among which designers Sabine Marcelis, Johanna Grawunder, Hilda Hellstörm, Marlène Huissoud and Lindsey Adelman. “This is an example of what, clearly, has not happened yet”, said Matylda Krzykowski, curator of the exhibition. “A parallel and post-patriarchal reality where an exhibition made entirely by women is absolutely normal, and not a demonstrative act, planned appositely”.

Branch, Tree, Woody plant, Trunk, Sculpture, Deciduous, Monument, Artifact, Environmental art, Park, pinterest
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3- Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at The Noguchi Museum

Until the 3rd of September, in Long Island, the Noguchi Museum will host four big installations (one of which in the Japanese garden) from Austrian designer Robert Stadler. These have been created in order to establish a direct dialogue with the work of Japanese-American designer and artist Isamu Noguchi. The installations create a harmonious path where furniture, sculptures, different materials, light, space, functionality and pure aesthetics are combined together.