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By the end of the conference, the Chinese students in attendance had transformed in three days from polite listeners to curious participants, each with his or her own voice... More

World Design Congress, Day 2
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On the second day of the World Design Congress, Beijing’s Central Academy of Fine Arts is decorated for the biggest party in China’s young design history. Victor Margolin, LUST, Markus Schneider, and David Berman speak.... More

World Design Congress, Day One
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Beijing hosts the World Design Congress this year, featuring VSA Partners' Sol Sender, Patrick Whitney, Japanese designer Kohei Sugiuna, and hundreds of Chinese students.... More

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