Cooper-Hewitt Showcasing Work of Industrial Designers Recognized on New Stamps

The Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum continues to find creative ways to keep the doors open as it prepares for the $64 million expansion and renovation that will begin in earnest this fall. While the main galleries closed early last month, the museum’s Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden and the Shop at Cooper-Hewitt have been welcoming visitors all summer, gratis. Next up: an installation featuring the work of American industrial designers recognized by the U.S.