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    Greek Revival

    NEOCLASSICISM AND FRANK GEHRY might seem like an unlikely pairing, but on the ground floor of the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s historic main building, the famed architect has...

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    A New Book on Verner Panton: Pop and Practicality

    The sensational yet sensible work of Verner Panton

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    New Zealand Designer David Trubridge

    WHEN ASKED ABOUT HIS WORK, David Trubridge brings up a TEDx lecture that his son William, a world-class free diver, delivered in Christchurch in October.

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    Etel’s Lissa Carmona: At Home with Design

    The São Paulo residence of Lissa Carmona mixes minimalism, craft, and art

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    From Flounder to Flair

    A Cult Fave Among Fashionistas Comes to Lower Manhattan

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    Sea Change

    In the Hands of Designer Marc Fish, Wood Becomes Something Rich and Strange
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    Two by Two

    NICOLE ANDERSON | November 1, 2013

    THE HUDSON RIVER was an essential corridor for industry in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries…In recent years, the abandoned...

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    MODERN STAFF | September 11, 2013

    In the biblical story of Exodus the prophetess Miriam is often associated with water. She placed her baby brother,...

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    Building Bacardi: Architecture, Art & Identity

    ALLAN T. SHULMAN | September 1, 2013

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    Serge Mouille, Lighting Maestro

    DAN TOLSON | August 5, 2013

    Mouille found the most commercial success with a range of designs, dating between 1953 and 1957, known as his...

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    Delving Deeper

    MATTHEW KENNEDY | July 24, 2013

    Upward and onward The Spacelander bicycle premiered at the 1946 Britain Can Make It exhibition, a patriotic display of...

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    On Exhibit: Jean Prouvé and the Campana Brothers

    MODERN STAFF | July 24, 2013

    A PASSION FOR PROUVÉ IN TURIN Laurence and Patrick Seguin started collecting the work of Jean Prouvé more than...

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    “To Satisfy the Future”  William L. Pereira’s Southern California Modernism

    ELIZABETH A. T. SMITH | July 17, 2013

    From July 27 to October 13 the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno will pay homage to the work...
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