Resources
The Art Deco Society of New York is dedicated to creating user-friendly resources to help in the understanding and appreciation of all things 1920s and 30s New York. Below is an overview of some of ADSNY's online resources. Click on any image to learn more.
Art Deco Registry & Map
This ever-growing resource catalogs existing Art Deco architecture throughout the five boroughs. The listing includes the year building's were constructed, the architect, address, landmark status, and more!
Art Deco New York Journal
ADSNY's journal is a great resource to explore all things Art Deco. Articles are global in scope and topics range from architecture and preservation to design to and material culture.
Exploring Deco In . . .
These self-guided walking tours were originally published in the Art Deco New York journal. Each article focuses on the unique Art Deco architecture and culture of different neighborhoods.
Documenting Deco
This important K–12 education program teaches New York City students about the Art Deco architecture in their neighborhood as well as the important role New York played in the 1920s and 30s.
Telling the Art Deco Stories of Our Neighborhoods
This program provides free programming focused on Art Deco architecture and design of residential and public buildings in a wide range of neighborhoods throughout the city.
Art Deco Book List
This constantly expanding book list includes valuable resources for those interested in learning more about Art Deco in New York and around the world. With the wide range of topics, there is something for everyone!
Videos of Interest
ADSNY has included videos of previous programs as well as a list of videos that can help you explore Art Deco architecture and design from New York and other Deco cities from around the world
Deco in the News
ADSNY monitors news channels for timely articles on Art Deco and topics of interest.