From exhibitions and product launches to panel discussions and open studios, our members are making waves — and #FDCEverywhere celebrates it all.

NYCxDesign 2026

Members at ICFF

  • Jaime Derringer of TRAME Paris is a moderator for “Human x Machine: The New Design Workflow,” an ICFF panel on May 17 from 1:30-2:30 PM at the ICFF Oasis.

  • Madelynn Ringo of Ringo Studio will be a guest speaker for “Chillspace: Exploring Holistic Retail and Hospitality Interiors,” an ICFF panel on May 18 from 4-5:30 PM.

  • Nicki Huggins presents “The R6” outdoor/indoor chair at WANTED: Launch Pad.Sylvia Lee’sThe Goodman Studio presents its “Geo Lights” as a part of “Soft Structure,” an exhibition highlighting five female-led Canadian studios at ICFF WANTED.

  • Wendy Schwartz’sCuff Studio presents their “Petal Promenade” collection at ICFF WANTED.

  • Kiara Matos of Kiara Matos Studio is launching new pieces from her “Flora” collection, along with mirrors and wall pieces from the collection.

  • Andi Li of Epoche Studio presents “The Eocene Collection” at ICFF Look Book 2026.

  • Myrto Grigori of Noiro Studio presents “Portico” at ICFF Wanted.

  • Kate Dannessa presents “The Rubber Collection” at ICFF.

  • Sara Check’sHearthCabinet Ventless Fireplaces will be showing their latest work at ICFF.  

  • Fireclay Tile, where Habiba Koroma serves as Showroom Design Consultant, will be showing their latest work at ICFF. 

  • Alex DelBello of allybello, the winner of the 2025 FDC Award at ICFF in “Best in Flooring,” will present her latest work once again at ICFF.

  • Jen Dwyer of Studio J.E.D is debuting “Domestic Artifacts.”

  • Heather Deitch of Noteworthy Studio presents a chair, an end table, and a work table in “MiMo by Noteworthy Studio” at WANTED: Launch Pad.

  • Lauren Urband of The Consultancy PR served as the publicist for “ZETR and Flack Studio,” a collaborative installation between ZETR and Flack Studio, and “Symbol and USM Modular Furniture,” the second installment of Symbol’s collaboration with USM Modular Furniture—both on view at Afternoon Light. Symbol will host a celebration at the Symbol Loft on May 15 from 7-9 PM.

  • Lisa Mendelson and Kristina O'Neal’s AvroKO are co-presenting “Form and Feeling” with ICFF for a Look Book Offsite exhibition exploring the relationship between contemporary form and traditional materiality. Steffany Tran of Vy Voi, Wendy Schwartz’s Cuff Studio, and Kate Dannessa will be showing work in the show, on view from May 15-19 at HOST on Howard (21 Howard Street).

  • Lani Adeoye of Studio Lani will be moderating ‘African Artistry in Contemporary Design’ at ICFF on Monday, May 18, at 10:30 AM.

    Members at Afternoon Light

  • Price Latimer’sAlkemis Paint and Ramona Albert of Ramona Albert Design present “Alkemis Paint x Ramona Albert”—a collaborative installation with Ramona’s wall-mounted brass lights and decorative objects and walls in Alkemis’ “Lazurit (76)” and plinths in “Walking in the Rain (71)” and “Nebbia (77)”

  • Ramona Albert of Ramona Albert Design is showing new work in lighting, alongside products for the home and body.

  • Jialun Xiong’s Studio/ JIALUN XIONG, a 2025 FDC Grant Finalist, is debuting a new body of work across furniture, lighting, and tableware.

  • Claire McGovern’sRhyme Studio will be presenting their latest work at Afternoon Light.

  • Carolyn Cartwright of Cartwright New York will be launching a new lighting collection named Sàlice (Sal-ee-che).

  • Jennifer June of Loose Parts will be showing her “Workshop Kitchen,” a modular solid wood kitchen system, in vertical grain Douglas Fir.

  • Camilla Ciceri Hagbi of PEEKEE DESIGN presents “HOME OFFICE,” a collaboration with Espaces et Lignes.

    Members at all accross the city

  • Alix Holloway’sAH Arts presents “TENDER FORCE: A Look at Pattern, Structure and the Rhythm of Women Artists in the 20th Century” at 242 West 22nd Street, No 1, on view now until May 22.

  • Lisa Sacco of Lisa Sacco Design is showing work in “PIT ROOM,” an exhibition by ZAROLAT on view from May 7 to July 11 at 140 Plymouth Street, NYC.

  • Yuxuan Huang and Erica Sellers are showing work in the “2026 Head Hi Lamp Show Biennial,” on view from May 8-9 at The Standard Hotel. Erica’s Studio S II will present their updated “Tessara Aktis Desk Lamp.” 

  • Amelia Critzer’s Ateliers Courbet presents “Dichotomies by Ethan Stebbins,” on view from May 12 - July 31 at 134 10th Ave, NYC. 

  • FDC Strategic Advisory Board Member Stephanie Beamer’sEgg Collective presents "Cross Your Heart," a group exhibition that pairs Egg Collective's latest designs with new works by six artists, on view May 14 and May 16 at 151 Hudson Street.

  • Lauren Urband of The Consultancy PR served as the publicist for “Bankston and FOR SCALE: A Manifesto on Touch,” an collaborative installation between Bankston Architectural and FOR SCALE on view from May 13-17 at colbo (15 Orchard Street, NYC).

  • Ramona Albert is moderating “The Expanding Practice: Rethinking the Path of Architecture,” a panel conversation on May 14 from 6-8 PM at Dacor Kitchen Theater (150 E 58th St Suite 602, NYC).Raksha Sanikam’s House of Santal will open its doors for an exclusive open house from May 14-15 at 135 W 50th St, Floor 10, NYC. RSVP to admin@houseofsantal.com.

  • Michelle Peranteau served as the publicist for Feau Boiseries as the gallery opens its showroom in “Discover Feau Boiseries,” on view from May 14-16 at the D&D Building (979 3rd Ave, NYC).

  • Céline Salomon of Studio Céline Salomon presents a vase from her “Intervalle” series at Villa Albertine’s Payne Whitney Mansion from May 14-18. 

  • FDC Corporate Member The Future Perfect presents “DUDD LITE,” co-curated by Laura Young, Managing Director of The Future Perfect, and Jonald Dudd. The show includes work by fellow FDC members Elena Mahno and Erica Sellers, who will be showing “Chastity Lite (The Little Keeper).” The show is on view from May 14-19 at 8 St Lukes Place.

  • Komal Kehar’sCommon Things presents “Books as Objects, Books as Memory,” on view from May 14-20 at 76 E 7th St, with a panel discussion on the role of design to capture memory on May 20 from 6-8 PM.

  • Davide Groppi, where Heather Huber serves as North America Sales Director, presents “Novelties 2026” at the Davide Groppi New York Showroom, opening May 14.

  • Nora Wolf of Wolf PR served as the publicist for the launch of the “All Other Passports” collection, a collaboration between Sabai and Julio Torres. The collection’s launch event takes place on May 15 from 7-10 PM at Coming Soon (53 Canal St, NYC).

  • Charlene Lam of Curating Griefcurated “The Grief Gallery: Objects of Longing and Belonging,” a series of walking tours and gatherings from May 15-16 in Chinatown.

  • Alejandra Rojas of by Alejandra Design presents five “Choreographed Clay” pieces in “Cabinet of Curiosities: An Exhibition of Small Ceramic Rarities,” on view from May 15-24 at 315 W 39th St #302, NYC.

  • Lumens, where Andrea Morrow works as Senior Manager in Marketing and Communications, presents “The New York Edit,” featuring work by Rosie Li’s Rosie Li Studio, Jean Pelle’s PELLE, and SIN, where Minna Etters works as Account Director. The exhibition is on view at 11 Howard Hotel from May 15-20.

  • Craftwork (Victoria Manganiello & Nicole Yi Messier) present their large-scale installation, “Ancient Futures,” as the visual centerpiece in “Soft Friction,” an exhibition on view at THE BLANC (15 E 40th Street, NYC) from May 15 - June 26. There will be an opening reception on May 15 from 6-8 PM.

  • Mary Wallis of Mary Wallis Studio presents “springtide/snowmobile,” a dual unveiling in her studio that reads as a meditation on light in two states—celestial and constructed—on view from May 16-17 from 12-6 PM at 526 W 26th St #302, NYC.

  • Alexis Audette of Mazy Path will exhibit at FAD Market from May 16-19 at St. Paul Hall (190 Court Street, Brooklyn).

  • Erica Sellers and Céline Salomon will present the “Bryophyte Pedestal Table” and the “Rift Mirror,” respectively, in “Safe & Sound,” an exhibition by Slow Construct and Leroy Street Studio. The exhibition is on view at Allen Street Gallery from May 16 - June 26, with an opening reception on May 15 from 6-9 PM.

  • Samantha Gallacher of Art+Loom and Andreea Avram Rusu of Avram Rusu Studio founded "Untold Editions,” a new collectible design initiative. There will be an open house on May 18 from 6-9 PM at 20 W 20th St. Suite 203, NYC.
    SOHO/TRIBECA DESIGN NIGHT—MAY 15, 6-9 PM

  • Suchi Reddy of Reddymade Design presents “Luminous,” a new collection in collaboration with Calico Wallpaper. The installation is on view from May 15-19 at 53 Crosby St, NYC—where Suchi will also be participating in “Design as a Sensory Language,” a conversation with David Graver, the Editor in Chief of Surface Magazine, on May 15 from 4:30-6 PM. 

  • Crina Arghirescu Rogard co-curated  “In My Dreams All the Furniture Is Dancing,” on view from May 18-20, as well as on May 17 by appointment only, in an apartment designed by Crina herself (260 W Broadway). Céline Salomon will be showing a ceramic coffee table, and Nathalie Sann Regnault and Liz Collins will also be showing work in the exhibition. There will be an opening party on May 15 from 7-10 PM—you can RSVP here for more details. 

  • Amanda Pratt’s AM Collective presents “Surface Rising,” an exhibition on view from May 6 - June 9 at 74 Franklin St, NYC. There will be an opening reception for the show on May 15 from 6-8 PM—RSVP at events@am-collective.co.

  • Royère, where Cate Andrews serves as Gallery Director, presents “To Enchant The Eye: The Luminous Color of Jean Royère,” organized in conjunction with NYCxDESIGN and the Oui! Design Festival. The show is on view from May 14-20 at Royère Gallery (315 Spring Street, NYC) with an opening reception on May 15 from 5-8 PM—you can RSVP to rsvp@jean-royere.com.

  • Mary Wallis of Mary Wallis Studio and Danielle Trofe of MushLume Lighting, the winner of the 2024 FDC Award at ICFF in “Best in Lighting,” will present work at “SHINE,” an NYCxDESIGN exhibition from May 14-20 at The Seaport.

    Members in Dumbo Design Day

  • FDC Strategic Advisory Board Member Michaella Solar-March, Chief Marketing Officer and Creative Director of Two Trees Management,and Daria Demidova, Experiential Marketing Manager at Two Trees Management, are spearheading DUMBODesign Day.

  • Kira DePaola of Kin & Company curated “Inside~Out: Bird's Eye View,” the fifth exhibition of outdoor design sponsored by DEDON & Gloster and hosted by Two Trees Management.

  • Fernanda Uribe, Teruko Kushi, and Steffany Tran of Vy Voi will be showing work in the exhibition, on view from May 18-22 on the rooftop terrace of 45 Main Street in DUMBO, Brooklyn. 

Members in Chelsea Design Night

  • Nicole Scott’s ETĒLINE presents a curated selection of collectible furniture and objects from 6-8 PM at 601 West 26th Street, Suite 1425A, NYC. RSVP to contact@eteline.com.

  • Isabela Milagre’sBossa Furniture will be open to visitors at 210 11th Avenue, Suite 403.

  • Amelia Critzer’sAteliers Courbet will be open to visitors at 134 10th Avenue.

Members in Atlantic Avenues Day of Design

  • Michele Varian’s Michele Varian Shop presents “Form/Detroit,” a special exhibition of Detroit ceramicists on view from May 14-20 at 400 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn.

Salone Milano 2026

Members at Salone

  • Ligne Roset, where Simone Vingerhoets-Ziesmann serves as Executive Vice President for the Americas at Roset USA Corporation, will be presenting in two events: “The Stinger” exhibition in the MOHD MILANO showroom (Via Turati 3) and “The Design Défilé” exhibition with Le French Living in Motion (Via Statuto 11). You can RSVP for “The Design Défilé” at this link.

  • Anna Carnick curated “JŌMON: A MOTHER’S ANTHEM,” a show of Noe Kuremoto’s Jōmon Vessels presented by 5VIE. The exhibition is on view from April 20-26 at Cavallerizze, Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci (Via Olona, 4).

  • Suchi Reddy of Reddymade is unveiling a new rug in collaboration with Henzel Studio for “The Atelier Editions,” an ongoing curatorial platform by Atelier Bowy C.D. within Henzel Studio. The show is on view from April 20-26 at Le Cavallerizze, Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci (Via Olona 4), with a reception on April 22 at 7:30 PM.

  • Luam Melake is showing work in “Woven Forms II: Master and Metaphor,” an exhibition presented by Amini Carpets and R & Company at Showroom Amini (Via Borgogna 7) on view from April 16-26.

  • Lani Adeoye of Studio Lani presents the “Olori” vessel collection for an installation by NICHETTO at Barovier & Toso (Via Durini 5), on view from April 20-26.

  • Davide Groppi, where Heather Huber serves as North America Sales Director, presents “DAVIDE GROPPI. UN'ORA DI LUCE,” an exploration of Davide Groppi's creations, at the Davide Groppi Milan Showrooms in Milan and Piacenza, Italy. The show is on view now until May 26.

  • FDC Corporate Member The Future Perfect presents “Light as Medium,” an exhibition of new and reimagined works by Omer Arbel, co-founder and creative director of Bocci, and curated by David Alhadeff, founder of The Future Perfect. The exhibition is on view at Bocci Milan Apartment (Via Giuseppe Rovani 20). You can RSVP for “Light As Medium” at this link.

  • Meg Bell served as the organizer and publicist for LALA CURIO’s debut presentation at Salone, on view at Palazzo Parigi (Corso di Porta Nuova 1).

Paris Déco Off 2026

Members at Paris Decó Off

  • Crina Arghirescu-Rogard presents the “Iele chair” and “carte blanche armchair” at “Serieye x Dice Kayek,” on view as a part of Paris Déco Off at Dice Kayek, 15 Rue Saint-Benoît, from January 13-16.

  • Céline Salomon welcomes all into Studio Céline Salomon, 37 Rue Louise Weiss to discover her new ceramic work, creative process, and latest color explorations from January 14-16. Visits are by appointment only — RSVP to celine@celinesalomon.com

  • Nicki Huggins is showing two chairs from the “Radius Collection,” embodying her recent work in modern American outdoor furniture, at the Cleo C Showroom, 23 Rue Jacob, from January 14-17.

  • Marie Thomazo and Anne-Sophie Latil present an exhibition within the studio of Daniela Busarello, 47 Rue Bellechasse, offering a curated selection of artwork, design pieces, and collectible objects, from January 14-20. RSVP to mt@mariethomazo.com.

  • Alicia Cheung and Jessica Davis, as part of the AAPI Design Alliance, will be collaborating with artisan wallpaper house LALA CURIO to debut a special collection at Paris Déco Off, on view at Galerie Gimpel & Müller, 12 Rue Guénégaud.

  • Rachel Doriss of Pollack presents Pollack’s Spring 2026 collection, “Vibrato” — an organic take on tailored geometry, where rigid patterns are gently disrupted by nuanced weave techniques and a sophisticated use of color, from January 14-17.

Design Miami & Miami Art Week 2025

Members at Design Miami

  • Alkemis Paint, co-founded by Price Latimer, is the official paint partner of Design Miami for the third year in a row. The all-natural mineral paint will be used in Michael’s Genuine Cafe, the Design Talks Theater, the Main Entrance Area, and the FENDI booth.

  • FDC Corporate Member The Future Perfect is showcasing a dynamic group of artists whose newest works highlight an ongoing dialogue between craft and concept at Booth G24.

  • Ateliers Courbet, where Amelia Critzer serves as Managing Partner and Direct or, presents “Neo Nouveau,” a selection of works drawing a curatorial parallel to the core ideas and inspirations behind the Art Nouveau movement, on view at Booth G29.

  • hettler.tüllmann, co-owned by Jula Tüllmann, presents a selection of works drawing on galactic patterns created from food waste and the gradient colors of dawn, on view with Mindy Solomon Gallery at Booth G9.

  • Bossa Furniture, founded by Isabela Milagre, presents “Craft as Language,” a concise dialogue between two central figures of Brazilian design: Joaquim Tenreiro and Lucas Recchia. The presentation is on view at Booth C21.

  • TM Light, where Aoife O’Leary serves as a partner and Kalina Mladenova works as a designer, is organizing “Light as Medium, Light as Message,” a talk at Design Miami exploring the evolution of the studio’s lighting design projects on December 3 at 3 PM.

  • Cristina Grajales of Cristina Grajales Gallery presents works that champion authenticity, artisanship, and innovation at Booth G22.

Members at Art Basel

  • Liz Collins of Liz Collins Studio will be showcasing two bodies of work, including a series of new embroideries in the largest scale to date, in a solo presentation with Candice Madey Gallery at Booth N6 in the Nova Section of the fair.

  • Andreea Avram Rusu of Avram Rusu Studio is featuring her “Botanica Collection” in the VIP Lounge at Art Basel Miami Beach. A new “Bloom” chandelier will be shown along with two new “Botanica Spiral” chandeliers.

  • Art Blocks, where Jaime Derringer serves as Head of Brand, presents “Quine,” the final project in their acclaimed “Curated” series and an extension of the “quine” in computer science into generative art. The project is on view at Booth Z2 within Zero 10, Art Basel Miami Beach's new digital art section.

Members all around Miami Art Week

  • PEEKEE DESIGN, founded by Camilla Ciceri-Hagbi, will represent OXILLA during “The Best of Italian Design,” a three-day event hosted by the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce celebrating Italian interior design brands during Miami Art Week, held this year at Istituto Marangoni (3704 NE 2nd Ave) from December 2-4.

  • Jensin Okunishi of Jensin Okunishi Studio will present “FORMATIONS,” a new collection of rugs inspired by the geometry and strength of marble. The collection is on view in the Green House in room G204 at ALCOVA, taking place at the historic Miami River Inn from December 2-7.

  • Fernanda Uribe presents a fantastical collection of hybrid ceramic creatures from her kaleidoscopic series, “Las Amantlas,” at SCOPE Art Show, taking place from December 2-7 at Ocean Drive & 8th Street in Miami Beach.

  • FDC Corporate Member The Future Perfect will be open between December 2-7 with no appointment required. Visitors are welcome to explore the leading gallery’s recently opened fourth location at the historic Villa Paula.

  • Natale Adgnot presents new work inspired by Albert Camus’ “The Stranger” at “Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse: Don’t be Absurd,” an exhibition exploring hope in the quest to overcome a sense of nothingness, on view at The CAMP Gallery in North Miami until December 20.

Collectible & September Design Week 2025

Members at Collectible

  • Andreea Avram Rusu of Avram Rusu Studio is showing a new iteration of the “Botanica” chandelier and the new “Liana” collection, along with the “Menhir” console and “Iaz” mirror. The new “Botanica Spiral” explores the tension between concise geometry and organic form. “Liana” is a collection of hand-blown glass vessels that appear to gently unravel. 

  • Caroline Chao and G-STAR are launching “The Art of RAW: The Roll Up Chair” — a one-of-a-kind, collapsible armchair crafted using a mix of byproducts from the fashion and construction industries. Inspired by the utilitarian heritage of denim, camping furniture, and military gear, the result is a conceptual design piece which combines denim, utility, and industrial byproducts, questioning: “Why can’t furniture fold like clothing?”  

  • Crina Arghirescu Rogard of Crina Architecture is hosting the reception marking the close of Collectible NYC. Taking place in a Tribeca loft within the American Thread Building that she designed, the gathering invites guests to experience the interplay of architecture, art, and lived space.

  • Erica Sellers, co-founder of Studio S II, is leading tours of the House of S II in a Ridgewood townhouse that has drawn attention across leading design and cultural publications for its transformation into a cinematic environment where history collides with futurism.

  • BOND HARDWARE, founded by Dana Hurwitz, and Studio S II, co-founded by Erica Sellers, are coming together for “Studio S II x BOND HARDWARE || Piercing + Sound Immersive Experience.”

  • Teruko Kushi explores materiality, memory, and transformation through the language of metal in three new works, featured in the Otras Formas Gallery exhibition in the Main Garde of Collectible New York.

  • Juntos Projects, co-founded by Maria Huiza, will present the new “Isos Lounge Chair” — a study in materiality, color, and form.

  • Kamilla Csegzi presents “Counterformations,” featuring two sculptural works cast into air — a lighting sculpture and a coffee table — and mycelium grown in molds shaped by bubble wrap.

  • Art+Loom, founded by Samantha Gallacher, will exhibit their “Kolaz” collection of cut-out rugs, hand-knotted from wool, silk, linen, and allo.

Members Showing Throughout September Design Week

PREVIOUS YEARS

  • NYC x Design 2025

    Members at WantedDesign/ICFF, May 18-20

    • Kristi Bender and Wendy Schwartz of Cuff Studio debuted their "Within" collection

    • Hannah Learner of Rhinne showcased her full collection of textiles and wallcoverings

    • Andi Li presented the Ro Chair and Prima Chair at ICFF Launch Pad.

    • Kiara Matos of Kiara Matos Studio brought her richly textured, ceramics-forward interior design work to the Look Book showcase.

    • Claire McGovern of Rhyme Studio debuted new collections in “Material Matters: Fiber of the Future,” an exhibition celebrating Irish and American design.

    • Michelle McLaughlin of Calyer Ceramics debuted her "Sprig" lighting collection — an earthy, handcrafted series inspired by the life cycle of a seedling.

    • Urvi Sharma of INDO- exhibited her newest design work blending global craft traditions with contemporary forms at ICFFxWanted LookBook.

    • Lisa Sacco of Studio Lisa Sacco presented her work at the WantedDesign Launch Pad.

    • Danielle Trofe of MushLume Lighting participated in the ICFF Talk “Getting Real About Sustainability” and debuted a new collection grown from mushroom mycelium.

    Members at Shelter by Afternoon Light, May 17-19

    • Kristin Coleman of Available Items presented a tableau vivant with vintage furnishings in conversation with contemporary art and design.

    • Liz Collinsand Erica Sellersexhibited works as part of Design Dysphoria, focused on queer artists.

    • Andreea Avram Rusu of Avram Rusu Studio and Nicole Cornell of Token collaborated with Wallpaper Projects on “Psychogeography,” an installation inspired by explorations of urban geographies and organic form. 

    • Dana Hurwitz of Bond Hardware was featured in "Dysmorphia,” an immersive installation rooted in themes of body distortion and transformation.

    • Elena Mahno participated in "GRATEFUL DUDD", JONALDDUDD’s annual group exhibition.

    • Jaime Derringer moderated "TRANSxDESIGN", a powerful conversation with transgender designers exploring how design can challenge norms, shape identity, and drive inclusive practice.

    Members at Atlantic Ave Day of Design, May 17

    • Marion Cage McCollam debuted her "Swell" hardware collection, shown alongside the jewelry line that inspired it at the Michele Varian Shop & Design; 400 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217

    • Maria Huiza presented work in "Every Shadow is a Color," transforming Assembly Line’s space in this immersive show anchored by Juntos Projects at Assembly Line; 373 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY.

    • Helen Prior presented new work in "Pieces of Me", an intimate exhibition of material exploration and personal narrative at M.PATMOS; 358 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

    Members Across the City

    • FDC Strategic Advisory Board Member Stephanie Beamer,Co-Founder of Egg Collective, launched ”Knock on Wood,” an exhibition playing on themes of luck while also exploring the idea of material kinship at Egg Collective; 151 Hudson Street, New York, NY

    • Ivana Brennerexhibited pieces of her Domingo Ceramics line at VERSO at Nine Chapel; 9 Chapel St, Brooklyn, NY

    • Liz Collins was featured in “Woven Histories,” the Museum of Modern Art’s landmark exhibition exploring the relationship between textiles and abstraction.

    • Amelia Critzerpresented the first solo U.S. exhibition by Mexico City-based design studio EWE Studio at Ateliers Courbet; 134 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

    • Yuxuan Huang and Kelley Perumbeti participates in the group show "Forced Perspective” exploring media distortion and cultural disunity through collectible design at Radio Star; 13 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY

    • Michelle Jacobson and Maria Lomanto co-hosted a screening of "Beyond Zero,” a documentary exploring sustainability and the role of design in shaping a better future at the Village East by Angelika Theatre; 181 Second Avenue, New York, NY

    • Komal Kehar presented "The Shape of Care" in collaboration with the Adaptive Design Association and transformed the Common Things space into a display of inclusive, handcrafted tools and lifestyle objects. At: Common Things; 76 E 7th St, New York, NY

    • Little Wing Lee, Cooper Hewitt 2025 National Design Award winner, spoke at “Micro and Macro: A Conversation on Interior Design” about her work and the multi-faceted relationship between interior designers and architects at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; 2 E 91st St, New York, NY

    • Peiyang Li of VSDesign presented "Fractured Horizons" as a part of the  International Juried Exhibition exploring design, industry, and posthumanism at PL Art Center Gallery; 115 W 30th St #900, New York, NY

    • Abby Modell of Abby Modell Contemporary Art Glass debuted a new collection at the Lorin Marsh Showroom; 200 Lexington Ave, Suite 400

    • Cheryl Riley was featured in “THE VOID” along with other ART150 artists at ART150 Lobby Gallery; 157A 1st St, Jersey City, NJ

    • Steffany Tran participated in three events across NYC.

      • “Lyle Gallery x Hello Human Presents: OUTSIDE/IN” is a radical new design showcase celebrating 12 independent artists and designers as they explore identity, materiality, and self-determination through bold and unconventional design at the Lyle Gallery; 24 Rutgers St, 1st Fl New York, NY

      • “Public Records x Openhouse x Hello Human Exhibition and Party”, an immersive design week installation, featuring works by 12 designers at Public Records; 233 Butler Street, Brooklyn, NY

      • Lichen Design Week Showcase 2025, a design showcase exhibiting local emerging design, curated and hosted by and at Lichen; 564 Woodward Ave, Ridgewood, NY

    • Fernanda Uribe showcased work at “Simple Flair Apartment New York,” a Simple Flair Goods pop-up of Italian vintage and contemporary New York designers at LuisaViaRoma Store; 1 Bond St, New York, NY

    • Mary Wallis debuted "Lido" and unveils a new crystal sconce collection inspired by calm waters and traditional flameworking at her studio: Mary Wallis Studio; 526 W 26th St #707, New York, NY

    • Jennie Wildedebuted small works from her “Lifesource Series” in "USE ME", a group exhibition of ceramics, lighting, and sculpture at Sculpture Space; 47-21 35th St, Long Island City, NY

    • Katibelle Sharkey, Creative Director of BAS Stone, curated “Matter Matters: A Group Show” featuring several FDC members: Erica Sellers of Studio SII, Dana Hurwitz of Bond Hardware, and Teruko Kushi at BAS Stone, 49-47 31st Place,  Long Island City, NY

      “GRID’, a Zarolat exhibition, featured works by members Lisa Saccoand Kamilla Csegzi at 140 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn, NY 

  • Upstate Art Weekend 2025

    • Ariel Bullion Ecklundexhibited new ceramic sculptures in “BARNSTORM 2” along with 14 other artists and designers at The Catskills Barn in Delhi, NY from July 17-21. 

    • Amanda Russo Rubman of AR Studio NY created “Untitled Narrative of Nature,” an invitation to invoke imagination through light, texture and community at Weird Specialty (77 Broadway, Tivoli, NY). 

    • N/A Project Space, a seasonal gallery in New Paltz, NY owned by Natale Adgnot presented — “Transcending Taxonomy,” the gallery’s inaugural outdoor exhibition curated by Natale Adgnot, and “String Theory,” a group show inside the gallery curated by Jill Benson.

    • Amelia Toelkewas featured in “So It Goes,” an exhibition at Wassaic Project, with three wall sculptures. Learn morescription