HDCS Alumna Mae Colburn to Participate in Textiles Exhibit and Open Studio bit.ly/2MTwOrL

Join us September 6-8 for the 2018 Design History Society Annual Conference, featuring keynotes and sessions examining displacement and attendant issues from a design perspective. Register today at bit.ly/2wubt19

Proud to present Objective 3: the Spring/Summer 2017 issue of our student journal. Read it online today! bit.ly/2oZ4Y1T

Fascinating talks exploring issues of #design & #displacement at our 26th annual student symposium. Watch today: bit.ly/2otazvD

Exciting, hands-on class session earlier this month at Cooper Hewitt x.com/ParsonsADHT/st…

Find out what alumna Sakura Nomiyama has been up to since graduating from the MA HDCS program in 2016! bit.ly/2uspGwt

Read Lorraine Karafel's piece expounding on the question 'Why Tapestries?' on the Yale University Press London 📖 blog bit.ly/2tSqoj7

Artists Ted Muehling, Myra Mimlitsch-Gray & Preston Jones talk w Wendy Goodman Museum of the City of NY 9/26, code: SILVER mcny.org/silver

The Design History Society Annual Conference will take place at Parsons School of Design in Sept 2018. Paper submission are now being accepted in line with the 2018 theme, "Design and Displacement" bit.ly/2iEa2XY

Reminder: Paper submissions due Jan 29! The Design History Society 2018 Conference will be hosted this year at Parsons School of Design. Paper submissions now being accepted in this year's theme 'Design & Displacement' bit.ly/2mMOuu6

The inaugural Parsons ADHT symposium, Unruly Design, will take place next Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3! Click the link for more details and registration information: bit.ly/2DPj2G0

Students visited Brooklyn Museum last week in Dean Sarah E. Lawrence’s Period Rooms course! The class considers the critical and curatorial issues surrounding the period room in New York City museums and historic houses

Please join us tomorrow and Saturday for the inaugural ADHT symposium, Unruly Design: Making, Changing, and Breaking Rules! For a full list of speakers, and to RSVP for the Unruly Feast (to be held in Wollman Hall), visit here: bit.ly/2DPj2G0

On March 13, Patrick Parrish and James Zemaitis tell all of the dos and don'ts of the curating industry and provides an insight into this fairly secretive labyrinth. buff.ly/2FZg6o8

Mark your calendars for the 27th Annual Parsons /Cooper Hewitt MA HDCS Graduate Student Symposium on the History of Design, to be held April 26 and 27! Click here for full details: bit.ly/2tGnBhf

Huge thanks to our alumni who returned last night to meet current students & talk professional aspirations, challenges, accomplishments. They hail from a diverse range of career paths, including curatorial, entrepreneurship, & publications. We are #ParsonsProud, to say the least!

Students in front of the Jan Martense Schenck house at Brooklyn Museum earlier this week for Dean Sarah E. Lawrence and Dr. Barry Harwood’s course, “The Period Room as Curatorial Practice”

Levi Higgs, MA in the History of Decorative Arts and Design 2014 graduate (now HDCS | Cooper Hewitt), was recently interviewed by jewelry magazine @TheAdventurine! Read more here: bit.ly/2HaxwSH

Exciting news: We will be livestreaming "Made in New York: The 27th Annual Parsons/Cooper Hewitt Graduate Student Symposium" this Thurs & Friday. Learn more and read the full program here! bit.ly/2HuchXL

Join us at the Cooper Hewitt this Thursday & Friday, May 3rd & 4th for the ADHT Graduate Student Symposium. All attendees receive free admission to the CH and its current exhibitions.