“New York's art museums don't have the answers you're looking for. There are only 'questions' that will change you.”

A self-development class based on design thinking (Design Thinking), curated with insights that have witnessed the growth of tens of thousands of people in the field!

If you're looking for a simple art appreciation or a New York travel guide, we kindly ask for it. This class looks at the New York art scene in a microcosm of the business jungle, and is a training center with an eye for developing 'strategic interpretation' to transform your business into an 'irreplaceable value'.

Through the example of the New York Museum of Art, we will analyze how Soho's old warehouse created astronomical asset value through a frame called “art,” and what “the essence of directing” determines what to throw away and leave behind in the pouring of information.

At the end of each lecture, we provide practical solutions to immediately apply the aesthetic insights learned that day to your planning plans and practice sites through a [In Action] session.

Will you be an audience that duplicates other people's answers and is it going to be a player who edits the world from your own perspective? After completing this course, the plan for tomorrow that you submit will be “drastically” different.

“A New York perspective is a business's most powerful weapon to read the next coordinate.”

Chapter 1: Prelude to perspective

Understanding the philosophy of “independent taste” maintained by New York museums and the “afterimage of the retina,” which is more important than photography

Chapter 2 Classic Proposals (Met)

Learn about the “power of the front” through the statues of Metropolitan and the “story behind the scenes” discovered in the background

Chapter 3 Essence Extraction (MoMA)

Modern editing skills that leave only the 'single essence' of complex everyday life through pop art and minimalism

Chapter 4 Independent Frames (Whitney)

How to cut a city into your own “artistic frame” and appreciate it subjectively through Whitney's glass windows

Chapter 5 Rediscovering Space (Nature & Library)

How to turn my room and everyday life into an artistic sanctuary through “intended landscape and architecture” called Central Park and the Library

New York After Work: How to Discover Your Tastes at the New York Museum of Art

New York After Work: How to Discover Your Tastes at the New York Museum of Art