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Thursday, October 29, 2026

The Art Deco Society of New York ~One Wall Street Renovation of FiDi~ Tuesday Nov. 5, 2026, 4:00-8:00 PM. All details below.

This is great fun see if you want to reserve a spot to the renovation of the of One Wall Street. also catch the Great Deco Dress Up . To submit see details below. 

 
 

NEXT THURSDAY

One Wall Street and the New Downtown: The Reinvention of FiDi

(MEMBERS ONLY) In-person Event - 5 SPOTS REMAINING

Thursday, November 05, 2026, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM ET


Remember when the Financial District hummed by day but became a ghost town at night? Those days are gone. Wall Street has taken on a new identity, and it now comes alive after dark. Skyscrapers that once powered the wheels of commerce have become luxury residences, and some of the most striking conversions are Art Deco landmarks that families now call home.


Join us at One Wall Street, a standout among these repurposed Art Deco gems, as architectural historian Anthony W. Robins explains why the neighborhood has become a major destination for dining, shopping, entertainment—and living.

CLAIM YOUR SPOT

TWO WEEKS AWAY: DRESSING DECO

Inside FIT's Special Collections: Women's Fashion of the Art Deco Era

(MEMBERS ONLY) In-person Event

Thursday, November 12, 2026, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM ET


We’ve all seen flapper costumes or glitzy Fitzgerald adaptations that give us a filtered idea of how the “modern woman” adorned herself. But what was really in the wardrobes, on the runways, and in the stores during the Art Deco era?


What made the Art Deco woman so singular wasn’t only her ethos and bustling lifestyle, but also the designers, artists, and craftspeople behind her iconic fashions.


Join fashion historian and author Raissa Bretaña on this members-only visit to the FIT archives for a firsthand look at the designs, and the records behind them, that decades of media have since mimicked. There’s nothing quite like the real deal!

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER HERE

THE GREAT DECO HALLOWEEN DRESS UP

Calling all Deco devotees! Send us your best Art Deco-inspired Halloween look for a chance to win a year of ADSNY membership, which unlocks priority access, discounted rates, and more! Flapper glamour, your favorite Deco building, Erté-worthy drama, or your own geometric masterpiece all count.


How to enter: Email your photo to info@artdeco.org or DM us on Instagram or Facebook by Monday, November 2.


Vote for your favorites: November 3 to 8 on our Instagram and Facebook. Winner announced the week of November 9.


The prize: A FREE 1-year ADSNY individual membership + 3 Deco on Demand videos ($130 value). Already a member? The winner can upgrade to a Household membership, extend their membership, or gift a 1-year membership to a fellow Art Deco advocate.


By submitting, you agree to let ADSNY feature your photo.

SEND US YOUR LOOK

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Thursday, October 8, 2026

The Art Deco Society of New York presents~ Building in New York: How to Transform the City October 13, 2026.Registration details below

 Great opportunity to understand the design aspect of the NYC landscape. There are a few in person seats available. Online is offered too. 

 
 

Building New York: How the New Deal Transformed the City

In-person (A few seats left) and Online

Tuesday, October 13, 2026, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM ET


The 1929 crash brought New York City's Roaring Twenties boom to a sudden halt. 

In the midst of the Great Depression, three visionaries helped rescue the city.

 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt launched the New Deal, a groundbreaking 

series of programs that directed federal funds to bring economic relief across America. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia and urban planner Robert Moses seized that opportunity 

and channeled millions of federal dollars into massive projects throughout New York City, producing some of its most iconic Art Deco architecture.


Don't miss this special opportunity to learn what these leaders accomplished 

and discover the stories of how they transformed New York. This engaging,

 richly illustrated talk by architectural historian Matthew Postal will be 

followed by a wine reception. 

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER HERE

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Posner Fine Art showcases fine art furniture in a setting with fine art at Quintus Home. See details below,

In viewing the art and images I found the feeling to be reminiscent of the mid 1050's Modernism era in interior design, See what you think. 



PFA x Quintus Showroom


An Ongoing Dialogue Between Art and Design


Posner Fine Art and Quintus Home present PFA x Quintus Showroom, 

an ongoing collaboration bringing a curated selection of fine art programming into the distinctive interiors of Quintus Home at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.


Conceived as a dialogue between art and design, the collaboration explores 

how artwork can transform, complement, and become part of the spaces in which we live. 

Rather than presenting art independently from its surroundings,

PFA x Quintus Showroom brings the two disciplines together, creating an environment where furniture, materials, color, texture, and artwork inform one another.


For debut exhibition, Posner Fine Art tailored and selected each artists in response

 to the interiors of the Quintus showroom. The artworks are intended to live within 

the spaces around them 

— creating moments of contrast, harmony, and visual connection 

while demonstrating the role art can play in defining an interior.


The Quintus Showroom itself brings together its proprietary furniture collection 

with a distinctive selection of textiles, wallcoverings, lighting, rugs, and furnishings 

from leading design houses around the world, including 

 

 Rubelli, Mariaflora, Townsend Leather, Boyd Lighting, and Maya Romanoff,

 among others. With a focus on family-owned brands united by a commitment to 

exceptional craftsmanship, innovative design, and extraordinary customer service, 

Quintus creates interiors that are layered, personal, and thoughtfully considered.


This philosophy naturally extends to the art presented throughout the showroom.


Founded in 1960, Posner Fine Art (PFA) is a Los Angeles-based international

 art advisory specializing in the curation and integration of contemporary art into public, 

private, and commercial environments. With a legacy of collaboration, cultural insight, 

and personalized service, PFA brings art to life through storytelling, placemaking, 

and strategic vision.


Over the last six decades, we have partnered with leading corporations, cultural institutions, 

and private collectors to create meaningful collections and site-specific works of art. 

Our services encompass the full scope of art advisory, including acquisition, curating, 

collection strategy, commissions, and oversight of all project logistics.


The current exhibition brings together works by Gary Paller, Pen Densham, Ned Evans, Nicole Landau, Brad Howe, Harry Moody, Erik Otto, and Karl Hermann, 

alongside a curated selection of tribal artifacts. Together, the collection introduce a range of perspectives, materials, and visual languages into the showroom, encouraging visitors to 

experience art not simply as an object to be viewed, but as an integral element of an interior.


The collaboration reflects a shared belief that the most compelling spaces are those 

that feel collected rather than simply decorated — spaces where every object has

 a presence, a purpose, and a story.


PFA x Quintus Showroom is currently on view through December 31 

at Quintus Home, Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood.


The full collection available to browse and purchase through Artsy, 

extending the collaboration beyond the showroom and inviting collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts to discover works selected to live beautifully within their own spaces.


To schedule a private viewing at Quintus Home, 

please contact us directly at rsvp@posnerfineart.com.



PFA x Quintus Showroom

Where art becomes part of the interior, and design becomes part of the story.



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