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Event Info
Event type: Exhibition
Design Discipline:
Industrial and Product Design
When:
May 14 – May 17 | 11am–3pm
Where:
51a Orchard Street
New York NY 10002
Neighborhood:
Manhattan - Lower East Side
Organizer:
The Consultancy PR
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
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Bankston and FOR SCALE: A Manifesto on Touch

Australian hardware brand Bankston partners with FOR SCALE for an immersive exhibition celebrating the art of TOUCH, featuring the brand's collaborative architectural hardware collections by Sans-Arc, Edition Office, Civilian, and YSG Studio.

Bankston, the Australian-born architectural hardware brand known for its thoughtful approach to design collaboration, comes to NYCxDESIGN in partnership with FOR SCALE. Taking place at colbo on the Lower East Side, the installation exploring the art of TOUCH brings together Bankston's celebrated collaborative collections: Super Collection by Sans-Arc, Casts by Edition Office, Hemispheres by Civilian, and The Streaks by YSG Studio.

Because TOUCH is not what the handle begs, it is how it performs. TOUCH is a sensation, and sensation is information. TOUCH is reliable in this world of wildly unreliable things to see. TOUCH is how the body language of décor speaks.

A launch party will be held on the evening of May 13 from 5–8pm. On view by appointment May 14–17 from 11am–3pm. To confirm your attendance on the evening of May 13 or to book an appointment May 14–17, please register your interest at the RSVP link on this page.

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