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Dyson and IDSA’S 4th Annual Eye for Why Design Competition

• Students from around the country to offer their best ideas on how to demonstrate new and alternative design solutions that simply work better
  
• Entries due February 9th
  
• The contest is open to students at any of the National Association of Schools of Art & Design-accredited degree programs or individual student members of IDSA.
  

• Design historian and former vice president for communications at Herman Miller John Berry moderates a discussion with Richard Wright, director of Wright20 auction house; and Eames Demetrios, filmmaker, artist, and director of the Eames Office Gallery.
• January 13th, 3-5pm
• The Noguchi Museum 9-01 33rd Road at Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, 718.204.7088

• Designers Jeffrey Bernett and Nicholas Dodziukto discuss their design process and partnership with DWR. A Flight Recliner will be raffled and select upholstered items will be 15% through January 29th.
  
• January 9th, 7-–9pm, Wine and refreshments will be served.
  
• DWR SoHo Studio, 142 Wooster St. (between Prince and Houston), 212.475.0001
  

• More than 75 exhibitors displaying furniture, paintings, books, silver, garden ornaments, medieval manuscripts, arms and armor, jewelry, clocks, textiles, and more, with proceeds benefiting East Side House Settlement.
• January 18th through 27th, The opening night party will be held on January 17th
• The Park Avenue Armory (7th Regiment Armory), 643 Park Ave. between 66th & 67th Sts.

• More than one hundred exhibitors displaying and selling folk art, period furniture, architectural artifacts, pottery, glass, ceramics, hooked rugs, flatware, mirrors, weathervanes, and more.
  
• January 18th through 20th
  
• 69th Regiment Armory, Lexington Ave. at 26th St. A free shuttle service will move antiques lovers between the two armories.

• Based on elements derived from traditional Japanese architecture, Shigeru Ban’s designs are ecologically sensitive--from temporary paper structures to permanent urban structures.
  
• January 22nd (Reservations begin January 2nd)
  
• The Great Hall, The Cooper Union, Cooper Square, 212.353.4100
  

• Posteritati exhibits vintage posters from Bergman & Antonioni films
  
• Through January 31st
  
• 239 Centre Street, 212.226.2207