Manitoga from Above by Rick Darke
Drone view of Dragon Rock green roofs, Quarry Pool and surrounding woodland landscape.
Rick Darke heads RICK DARKE LLC, a Pennsylvania-based consulting firm focused on the design and management of living landscapes. Darke's work is grounded in an observational ethic that blends art, ecology, and cultural geography.
THE MOSS ROOM
A two-person exhibition of outdoor sculpture by Alma Allen (b. 1970, Utah) and Bosco Sodi (b. 1970, Mexico City). Curated by Kate Orne of Upstate Diary and co-organized with Kasmin Gallery.
Through November 18, 2024
Photo by Kate Orne
Trisha Brown Dance Company: In Plain Sight
Annual Performance at Manitoga
September 21 + 22, 2024
Studio Interior
Russel Wright's Studio at Manitoga.
Photo: Tara Wing Photography
RUSSEL AND MARY WRIGHT: DRAGON ROCK AT MANITOGA
ART IN FLOWER BY LINDSEY TAYLOR
Book Signing + Demonstration with the Author
November 2, 3-5pm at Manitoga, Garrison, NY
$50 per person: https://tinyurl.com/ArtInFlower
Russel Wright in New York
Designer Russel Wright at work in his New York City Studio.
Photo: Manitoga Archives
Russel Wright's American Modern
Collection of Dennis Mykytyn
Photo: Masca
View product designs by Russel Wright
Russel & Mary Wright Design Gallery at Manitoga
Over 200 objects tell the story of how the Wrights shaped modern American lifestyle – from early experiments in spun aluminum in the 1930s and the colorful rounded forms of American Modern and Iroquois Casual mix & match dinnerware to Japanese inspired patterns and textures decades later.
Photo by Michael Biondo
Russel & Mary Wright Design Gallery at Manitoga
Over 200 objects tell the story of how the Wrights shaped modern American lifestyle – from early experiments in spun aluminum in the 1930s and the colorful rounded forms of American Modern and Iroquois Casual mix & match dinnerware to Japanese inspired patterns and textures decades later.
Photo by Michael Biondo
MANITOGA
MANITOGA, the House, Studio and 75-acre Woodland garden of mid-century designer Russel Wright (1904-1976), is a National Historic Landmark, an Affiliate Site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and a World Monuments Watch Site. It is one of the few 20th century modern homes open to the public in New York State.