Volume 6, Issue 1 Winter 2021 This issue highlights the many important innovations of the interwar period that so dramatically shaped the architecture, design, and culture of the 1920s and 30s that we continue to celebrate today. Articles in this issue give insight into a period of dramatic technological change that transformed all aspects of life—how and where people lived, worked, traveled, sought entertainment, pursued happiness, and more. Learn More .

Volume 5, Issue 1 Winter 2020 This issue of the journal celebrates the Year of the Woman with a rich variety of informative, engaging articles that bring to light notable women of the interwar period, who were as influential and groundbreaking as their better-known male counterparts. The issue is fittingly dedicated to Barbara Baer Capitman, the catalyst for the formation of ADSNY, and many other Art Deco societies around the globe. Learn More .

Volume 4, Issue 1 Winter 2019 As we found ourselves at the dawn of the twenty-first century’s Roaring Twenties, the journal team devoted this issue to a timely to look back at the last century’s twenties and thirties through the lens of ADSNY’s founders. This issue includes articles from our vault that are just as relevant today as when they were originally published. Learn More .

Volume 3, Issue 2 Winter 2018 This issue explores Art Deco around the world featuring a look at iconic travel posters from the interwar years, the Deco district in Mumbai, Canadian Art Deco architecture, and Cuba’s tropical take on the style. Articles also include the work of San Francisco’s foremost Deco architect, a stop by Fair Park in Dallas to visit their restored 1936 fairgrounds, a self-guided walking tour through Manhattan's Rockefeller Center, and more! Learn More .

Volume 3, Issue 1 Spring 2018 This issue features an insightful look into the conversions of Art Deco commercial buildings into luxury residences, which was taking place through-out the city when the issue was published. Articles also explore the city’s first fast food chain, the legendary Automats that changed the way New Yorkers dined; legendary Art Deco ocean liners of the era, Jazz Age cocktail culture, a self-guided walking tour through Brooklyn's Bay Ridge, and more! Learn More .

Volume 2, Issue 1 Spring 2017 This issue features a timely article on architect Ralph Walker, whose famed Art Deco telephone buildings were undergoing conversions to luxury residences throughout the city at the time of publication. Articles also highlight the preservation of the famed Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Deco from the silver screen, a glimpse New York’s terra cotta Deco wonders, a self-guided walking tour through the Bronx's Grand Concourse, and more! Learn More .

Volume 1, Issue 2 Winter 2016 This issue takes us back to 1931, a watershed year for the explosive growth of Deco architecture throughout the city. It was a year that marked the completion of iconic skyscrapers, residential buildings and schools that remain a vibrant part of NYC’s built environment. Articles also highlight various types of jewelry from the period, the sculpture of Waylande Gregory, a self-guided walking tour through Manhattan's Washington Heights, and more! Learn More .

Volume 1, Issue 1 Spring 2016 This issue salutes the Empire State Building on its eighty-fifth anniversary. To celebrate this milestone, leading architectural experts shared their insights into the building’s history, landmark designation, and stunning lobby restoration. Articles also highlight cigarette holders in the Jazz Age, the artwork of Thomas Hart Benton, a self-guided walking tour through Brooklyn's Brighton Beach, and more! Learn More .