Since 2019, New York Review of Architecture has kept a borderline obsessive record of architecture and design events. (Our first website had an events page before it even had a subscribe button.) Datelines is a weekly newsletter to make that record more readily available to readers. The name is an homage to the recurring events calendar, Dateline, that appeared in the erstwhile publication Skyline.

If you signup, every Monday you can expect to receive a list of events—exhibition openings, book talks, film screenings, symposia—happening that week in (and near) New York, as well as conversations of note going on elsewhere. We make Datelines not just for those looking to get out but also for those simply wanting to keep tabs on who is saying what and where. With that second constituency in mind, each time we add an event we tag the corresponding host organization and participants, creating an index that already has thousands of entries.

Datelines is made possible by advertisers, whose notices we include in a Classifieds section and whose events we feature each week. Their support, in turn, guarantees our ability to continue to maintain our events list and grow our index.

Our founding advertisers are the Pratt Institute School of Architecture, the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of New York, the Yale School of Architecture, the Princeton University School of Architecture, and the Glass House.

Nicolas Kemper, publisher

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