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In the Studio With Cai Guo-Qiang
We spend a stormy afternoon hanging out with the artist and his team in his downtown Manhattan workspace.
Jean Pigozzi and Leica Collaborate on the Ultimate Party Camera
The art collector and photographer tells us about how he invented the selfie and his design for the new Leica Sofort instant camera.
Musée Yves Saint Laurent
The opening of the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech is putting the spotlight back on a cultural treasure trove.
Site Visit: MINI LIVING URBAN CABIN: The Concept
On view at A/D/O, the MINI LIVING URBAN CABIN rethinks the way we live in cities by tapping local residents and culture to inform its experimental solutions.
Ai Weiwei: "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors"
The artist's new, very personal project for Public Art Fund confronts New York's five boroughs with the global refugee crisis.
Marc Thorpe and the Leica TL2
The designer and architect heads to outdoor sculpture museum Storm King with the latest camera from Leica.
Carsten Höller at Centro Botín
The scientist-cum-artist opens up about his recent solo show at the Spanish arts center, and the new form of art he’s working with students to create.
Jonathan Anderson
The fashion designer balances a prolific output with an unwavering attention to craft.
Studio Visit: Weiss Manfredi
Husband-wife team Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi discuss their all-encompassing projects, including a bold new building for the Cornell Tech campus on New York City's Roosevelt Island.
Matias Duarte
First he brought design to Google. Now, the visionary is subtly shaping our lives.
Thom Browne
The award-winning fashion designer Thom Browne revels in consistency in an industry that expects constant change.
Wendell Castle
The octogenarian father of the American art furniture movement, still in his prime, has a lot more to say—and do.
Erwin Wurm at Lehmann Maupin
We caught up with artist Erwin Wurm to talk about the history of his One Minute Sculptures and to see some new work in the series that debuted at Lehmann Maupin gallery in New York last spring.
How It’s Made: Blu Dot Hot Mesh Chair
Twenty years after its founding, furniture maker Blu Dot continues its mission to democratize design. Here, the making of its Hot Mesh Chair.
Rossana Orlandi: A Beautiful Mess
The gallerist’s Milan space is a bastion of groundbreaking contemporary design.
How It’s Made: Leica M Camera
See how the German company makes its legendary cameras.
Peter Zumthor on Los Angeles
Pritzker Prize-winning architect Peter Zumthor speaks with architecture critic Paul Goldberger in this excerpt from Design Dialogues No. 34.
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