Duncan Phyfe, Master Cabinetmaker in New York
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Liat Raz graduated from NYSID’s BFA program in 2002. She went on to work in the lighting industry, primarily for lighting manufacturers and distributors. In 2011, she returned to NYSID to get her MPS in Interior Lighting Design. She will be graduating in May.
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Ethan Lu recently had the opportunity to represent the College as one of the keynote speakers at the 2012 Annual Assembly & Convention for the Association of Interior Designers & Decorators of Puerto Rico, also known as CODDI (Colegio de Diseñadores-Decoradores de Interiores).
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DIFFA 2012
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The importance of adaptive reuse, the process of adapting an existing structure for a new purpose, is a cornerstone of NYSID’s BFA program.
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A Q&A with Chuck Cameron on Interior Lighting Design
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“I would like to see a thesis project for a Motel 6.”
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A revisionist take on the history of craft media during the post-war era, the exhibition expertly debunks the longstanding myth that handcrafted and machine-made objects occupy opposite ends of the art/design continuum.
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I attended the Ninth Annual Healthcare Design Conference to meet, to learn from, and to share information with all of the leading educators, researchers, medical planners, healthcare designers, and product manufacturers from throughout the country.
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Matt Giampietro, a contributing writer.
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The design community gathered at NYSID to celebrate the dedication of the Mario Buatta Materials Atelier.
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Dr. Ellen Fisher, who has worked at NYSID since 1999, was recently promoted to Vice President for Academic Affairs & Dean.
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Matt Ciampietro, a contributing writer.
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Welcome to NYSID's Blog - All NYSID All The Time
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I call myself “The Accidental Photographer” because many images I captured can never be re-captured the same way again.
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The Accidental Photographer: Line, Color, Perspective Photographs
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Tuesday, October 18, 2011
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