Design in Dialogue #27: Kate Wagner

Kate Wagner, aka @mcmansionhell, whose witty and perceptive writings on architecture, urban space, and domesticity have earned her a wide following, explored the worst and best of 21st century architecture.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, 2020, Design in Dialogue is a series of online interviews hosted […]

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Design in Dialogue #26: Leo Warner, 59 Productions

Leo Warner, 59 Productions. The company’s founding director revealed the process behind his firm’s multidisciplinary design work—from the blockbuster V&A exhibition “David Bowie Is,” to architectural projections and theatrical productions, to new horizons in the domain of virtual reality. Case studies by 59 Productions can be found here: http://bit.ly/37mJDWJ   Watch the conversation here:   […]

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Design in Dialogue #25: Gaetano Pesce

Gaetano Pesce may well be the most influential living designer. Since the 1960s he has originated numerous strategies that are now pervasive in the discipline, including speculative design, mass customization, and figurative architecture. We spoke with the great provocateur about his long and fascinating career, and got his thoughts on the challenges of the present […]

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Design in Dialogue #24: Mark McDonald

Mark McDonald, the legendary design dealer rightly described by the New York Times as “Mr. Modernism,” shared stories from his pioneering career at Fifty/50 gallery and beyond. We focused particularly on his work with Frank Lloyd Wright, Ray Eames, Leza McVey, Sam Kramer and Art Smith.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in […]

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Design in Dialogue #23: Ini Archibong

I know that some of you have been waiting for this to be posted online. My initial impulse was to apologize for the delay, but I’m not sorry. It is neither my nor any other black persons responsibility to educate about the ills and the lasting effects of racism. Our scholars have spoken about it, […]

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Design in Dialogue #22: Deyan Sudjic

Deyan Sudjic, formerly the director of the Design Museum, London, offered a set of critical reflections about contemporary practice, framing his remarks in relation to the opposing legacies of William Morris and Raymond Loewy.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, 2020, Design in Dialogue is a series […]

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Design in Dialogue #21: Cindi Strauss

Cindi Strauss, Sara and Bill Morgan Curator of decorative Arts, Craft, and Design at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, talked about her role in building the museum’s world-class design collection, which will be featured in a new suite of galleries currently in development.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated […]

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Design in Dialogue #20: Joris Laarman

Joris Laarman is at the forefront of design thinking and making, one of the world’s great innovators. We explored his many technological, aesthetic and conceptual breakthroughs, always located at the intersection of past, present and future.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated in April 2020 in response to the pandemic […]

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Design in Dialogue #19: Aric Chen

Aric Chen, globetrotting citizen of the design world, talked about his wide-ranging projects including building the collection at the Hong Kong museum M+, and his role as curatorial director of Design Miami/.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, 2020, Design in Dialogue is a series of online […]

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Design in Dialogue #18: Alexandra Lange

Design critic Glenn Adamson in conversation with Alexandra Lange, leading architectural critic, who shared her thoughts on the pandemic’s impact on the built environment – drawing lessons, in part, from her recently published book The Design of Childhood.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, 2020, Design in […]

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Design in Dialogue #17: Adam Silverman

Adam Silverman, a ceramic artist whose work marries architectonic structure to mercurial surfaces, offered insights into his new project “Common Ground,” which explores how deeply-considered objects can serve to bind people together.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated in April 2020 in response to the pandemic lockdown, Design in Dialogue […]

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Design in Dialogue #16: Monica Obniski, Darrin Alfred, Bobbye Tigerman

Darrin Alfred (Denver Art Museum), Monica Obniski (High Museum of Art), and Bobbye Tigerman (LACMA) joined us for a conversation about curatorial collaboration, focusing on the exhibitions “Serious Play: Design in Midcentury America” and “Scandinavian Design and the United States, 1890-1980.”   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, […]

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Design in Dialogue #15: Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn

Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, founder and owner of the gallery Salon94, shared stories and insights about her progressive approach—which moves with unique fluidity across the disciplines of art and design—and the challenges and opportunities of the present moment.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated on April 1, 2020, Design in Dialogue […]

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Design in Dialogue #14: Stephen Burks

Glenn Adamson in conversation with Stephen Burks, who spoke about his globe-spanning and pluralistic design practice, which often involves intensive collaboration with traditional artisans. Burks also previewed a new collaboration with the Crafts Program at Berea College, which reflects the ethnic diversity of Appalachia.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design in Dialogue Inaugurated […]

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Design in Dialogue #13: Sarah Schleuning

Design critic Glenn Adamson in conversation with Sarah Schleuning, Interim Chief Curator and The Margot B. Perot Senior Curator of Decorative Arts and Design at the Dallas Museum of Art, who discussed recent exhibition projects including Iris Van Herpen, Women + Design, and Speechless: Different by Design.   Watch the conversation here:   About Design […]

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