Tue 22 Dec 2009
On the DesignQuotient™ blog, DesignCoach™ Los Angeles Designer James Swan searches the world for the best design related events and activities.
DesignFind™ helps you find Smart-Design-Daily by searching the globe for design related events and activities.
I’m not Catholic but this bit from Jerusalem caught my eye; particularly given the season…..Nice to see the Israelis and Palestinians cooperating even if it’s just for 24 December.
Bethlehem's Christmas mass to be broadcast worldwide
Featured upcoming DesignFind™ Event:
The 56th Annual Winter Antiques Show
22-31 January 2010
Park Avenue Armory
67th Street and Park Avenue
New York City, New York
718 292 7392
As America’s top vetted show this is the one not to miss if you are looking for beauty and inspiration. Brace yourself for high tickets on these items of beauty (you are correct, beauty does not come cheap) but what a dream to be so inundated by fine and decorative arts from ancient times through 1960’s. There’s a special exhibition: Colonial to Modern: A Century of Collecting at Historic New England.
Opening Night Party 21 January 2010
All this and more for a great cause; The East Side House Settlement
For more than fifty years the Winter Antiques Show has provided crucial financial support for East Side House Settlement, which offers a variety of social services and educational programs to those living in the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx, one of the poorest congressional districts in America.
Recognizing that education is the key to opportunity, East Side House—in partnership with New York City’s Department of Education—founded two new schools in the community: Mott Haven Village Preparatory High School and Bronx Haven High School.
The Winter Antiques Show Education Fund was established to provide college readiness and other programs for these students as they strive toward obtaining a high school diploma and college education. The schools’ initial enrollment of seventy will soon reach seven hundred students, with impressive graduation and college acceptance rates.
East Side House Settlement Students, with Arie Kopelman, Brian Brille, Lucinda Ballard, David Whitehosue, Michael Lynch, and Peter Standish
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