Apartment Therapy New York | Weekly Calendar: September 10-17

Oriac Design
Clearance Sale: Up to 50% off accessories and furnishings
Where: Online only

Smith & Hawken
End of Summer Sale: up to 50% off outdoor and garden furnishings
Where: 394 West Broadway, SoHo
212.925.1190

The Door Store
Labor Day Sale: 10-75% off all beds and furnishings
When: through Sunday
Where: four locations - UES, UWS, Mid, Chelsea

Design & Comfort
Labor Day Sale: reductions on contemporary furniture
Where: 440 Park Ave. South
212.679.9088

Charles P. Rogers
Holiday Sale: reductions on all contemporary and traditional beds
Where: 55 West 17th Street
212.675.4400

Classic Sofa
Labor Day Sale: reductions on custom sofas
Where: 5 West 22nd Street
212.620.0485

Omnia
Architectural and decorative hardware is reduced by 40%
When: 9/9–10/8
Where: Gracious Home, 1220 Third Ave., at 70th St. and 1992 Broadway, at 67th St.

Property
Contemporary Euro home furnishings from Casamilano, Emmemobili, and Tom Dixon are 20% off
When: 9/13–9/19
Where: 14 Wooster St.
917-237-0123.
Martha Stewart's Catalogue for Living Tag Sale
Up to 70% off selected items
Where: at www.marthastewart.com

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Flea Markets

Chelsea Flea Market
Saturday and Sunday, 6th Ave from 25th to 26th Street, sunrise to sunset
Phone: (212) 243-5343
Hell's Kitchen Flea Market
Saturday and Sunday, 39th Street, between 9th & 10th avenues, 10am - 6pm

Cultchah

Dodi Wexler's Mostly Little Land of This and That
Obsessively hand-made constructions salute in part the great Modernists of yore, the trail-blazers who developed collage and assemblage as distinct and viable art forms, ones considered a bit renegade even today.
When: 9/10-10/9
Where: Pavel Zoubok Gallery, 533 W. 23rd Street

Liberty Fair
Over 60 contemporary artists and Downtown For Democracy will transform West 22nd Street into The Liberty Fair!
When: Sunday, 9/12
Where: 22nd St. between Tenth and Eleventh Aves.

Tunnel Visions: Subway Photos 1904–1908
Underground All Over Town: Prints from the Collection of David and Reba Williams: In recognition of the New York City Subway Centennial, the New-York Historical society is presenting Tunnel Vision, a collection of photographs of stations, tunnels, and workmen dating back to the beginning of subway construction, along with Underground All Over Town, an exhibition of subway-related artwork from various New York printmakers.
When: Through 10/7
Where: New-York Historical Society, 2 W. 77th St., New York. (212) 873-3400. http://www.nyhistory.org

Design ≠ Art: Functional Objects From Donald Judd to Rachel Whiteread
The first museum exhibition of the virtually unknown design works by some of the most influential artists of the last half century.
When: 9/10-2/27/05
Where: Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution , 2 E. 91st St.; 212-849-8300

A Wrinkle in Time
The heavenly bodies of Lee Bontecou's parallel universe, at MoMA. Much has been made of Lee Bontecou 's “disappearance”—a long hiatus from the art world that began in 1971 and lasted until curator Elizabeth Smith, of Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, began courting the aging sculptor in the early nineties.

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Andy Goldsworthy on the Roof
No, this is not news and it will be up until October 31st, but he's our hero. Part of loving your NYC apartment is loving NYC. And what's not to love about standing on the roof of the Met in the summertime taking in a work by Goldsworthy? Priceless.

Solos: FutureShack
May 14 - October 10, 2004
The architectural prototype FutureShack, designed by Australian architect Sean Godsell, will be constructed in the Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden as part of the summer Solos series.
Cooper Hewitt Museum, 5th Ave. at 91st St.