EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS

  • List Gallery, Branching Out, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore PA, 2019

  • Design Miami, Hostler Burrows, Miami, Florida, December 2018

  • Salon NY, Hostler Burrows, November 2018

  • Fuorisalone, Butterfly Asteroid, Rosanna Orlandi, Milan, Italy, April 2018

  • Tefaf Spring, Hostler Burrows, New York, New York, May 2018

  • FOG Art + Design San Francisco, Hostler Burrows, January 2018

  • Design Miami, Hostler Burrows, Miami, Floridia, December 2017

  • Salon NY, Hostler Burrows, New York, New York, November 2017

  • PAD London, Rosanna Orlandi, London, England, October 2017

  • Secondome Gallery, Open House Roma, Rome, Italy, May 2017

  • Cranbrook Art Museum, Cranbrook Time Machine, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, November 2016

  • Center for Art in Wood, Wood, Revisited, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 2016

  • Italian Olympic Pavilion, Casa Italia, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, August 2016

  • Ralph Pucci International, Colonnade, New York, New York, May 2016

  • Collective Design Fair, Capture, New York, New York, May 2016

  • Fuorisalone, Ladies and Gentleman, Milan, Italy, April 2016

  • Triennale di Milano, New Craft, Milan, Italy, April 2016

  • Fuorisalone, Louie, Milan, Italy, April 2015

  • Triennale di Milano, The Art of Living, Milan, Italy, April 2015

  • Museum of Arts and Design, Out of Hand, New York, New York, October 2013

  • Museum of the City of New York, Made in New York, New York, New York, February 2012

  • Cranbrook Campus, Cranbrook Torchiere, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, April 2011

SELECTED PROJECTS  1998-2025

  • Tribeca Residence, New York, NY

  • Nomad Penthouse, New York, NY

  • 160 West 75th Street, New York, NY

  • 1040 Fifth Ave, New York, NY

  • 815 Park Avenue New York, NY 

  • 1020 Fifth Avenue New York, NY  

  • 3 East 69th street New York, NY 

  • 66 Crosby Street New York, NY  

  • Bridgehampton Residence Bridgehampton, NY

  • Upper West Side Townhouse New York, NY 

  • Dubai Tower Dubai, UAE

  • 120 Central Park South New York, NY 

  • Standard Hotel for Andre Balaz New York, NY 

  • 40 West 72nd Street “The Bancroft”, New York, NY  

  • One Hanson Place Brooklyn, NY 

  • 165 West End Avenue “Lincoln Towers” New York, NY  

  • 60 Remsen Street Brooklyn, NY

  • 333 West 57th Street “The Westmore” New York, NY   

  • Murray Hill townhouse New York, NY

  • Larchmont Residence, Larchmont, NY

  • Amagansett House Amagansett, Long Island, NY

  • Garden Competition University of Maryland 

  • Moab Residence, Moab, UT

  • Bergdorf Goodman Boutique, New York, NY

  • Private Residence, Somers, NY

  • Library Competition, Stockholm, Sweden

  • Manhasset House, Manhasset, Long Island, NY

  • Nederlander Offices, New York, NY

  • Central Park West Penthouse, New York, NY

  • Amagansett House, Long Island, NY

  • Schrager Properties, Los Angeles, CA

PERMANENT COLLECTIONS

  • Les Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France

  • Cooper Hewitt, New York, New York

  • Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 

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EDUCATION

  • SCI-Arc. – Masters in Architecture 1996

  • University of Michigan – Bachelor of Arts in Art History 1991

  • Cranbrook preparatory school - 1987

DAVID NOSANCHUK

B. 1969

David Nosanchuk is an inspired American artist and architectural designer based in New York City. His early studies at the Cranbrook, designed by the Saarinen family and considered the Bauhaus of America, continues to inform his design philosophy.  Nosanchuk is a multi-hypenate whose work explores art, objects, design and architecture. 

In 1991, Nosanchuk earned a degree in Art History from the University of Michigan, followed by a Masters of Architecture at Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in 1996. During his time in Los Angeles, David became a master woodworker, creating commissioned works and teaching furniture making. In 2000, Nosanchuk launched his first furniture and lighting collection at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) where his N1 Table Lamp was named “Best in Show” and later published in the New York Times. For the next decade, Nosanchuk designed a range of architectural projects; a jewelry salon for Bergdorf Goodman, various New York City townhouses and penthouses, an oceanfront Hampton home as well as competition entries for the Stockholm Library, Venice Accademia Bridge, and the Dubai Visitor Center. 

Exploring his photography, Nosanchuk collaborated with Flavor Paper to produce “Super Series” a digitally printed wallpaper, now part of the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt, New York and Lés Arts Décoratifs, Paris. Nosanchuk’s “Louie”, made from a 3D scan of a Louis Sullivan building, has been exhibited at the Triannale Museum in Milan and commissioned as a series for the Italian Olympic Pavilion in Rio de Janeiro. “Butterfly Asteroid”, launched with Rossana Orlandi at PAD London and in her Milan gallery and has been exhibited at Design Miami, Salon Art + Design, Fog Fair, as well as Tefaf and is currently on view in Southampton, at Jeff Lincoln’s Art + Design Gallery. 

Nosanchuk recent Architectural work includes a new Aspen home, landscape and interiors projects in New York City, as well as in the surrounding suburbs.  He has designed permanent work for Cranbrook and continues to collaborate on upcoming campus projects. His new limited edition design work focuses on reinventing earlier centuries of art, collaborating with the Shaker Museum, remaking their objects in colored resin, and with a group of international museums, recreating historic Auguste Rodin sculptures in wax.   

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