Has chair design really been done to death? From the informal seats of the radical movements of the Sixties to Konstantin Grcic's exercises in technological elegance, a survey of one of industrial design's archetypal challenges.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli
Organic design is learning to offer better interpretations of natural economic models and deal with dwindling planetary resources in a more responsible manner.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli
Attacking the dogmas of contemporary consumer culture, Critical Design undermines the default notion of design as an affirmative, commercially-oriented practice that shies away from thorny ethical issues.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli
Some thoughts on the links between DIY and open source: how thinkering makes contemporary design efficient, elegant and environmentally responsible.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli
The MoMA design curator details how brands themselves have changed the landscape of contemporary communication.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli
In a new series, the design curator of MoMA reflects on the status of central design disciplines today The first installment reflects on the currency of visualization design.AdesignreportfromNew YorkbyPaola Antonelli