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February 2009

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seeingothers

›››SEEING OTHER PEOPLE‹‹‹

Friending, poking, Twittering—social networking holds us all captive. Now may be the time for users to take control.
By Jesse Ashlock
newgame

›››THE NEW GAME IN TOWN‹‹

Can a video game change the way designers design?
By Adam Fisher
argentineway

››› DOWN ARGENTINE WAY ‹‹

There's a comic revolution going on in Buenos Aires, and at the very center is a man who draws himself with the head of a rabbit..
By Emily Flake
shop

THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER

One photographer follows the fate of three struggling city blocks in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
By Camilo Jose Vergara
bigbox

BIG BOX, NEW LIFE

After the devastating floods in Iowa last year, a university art department finds a new home in an abandoned megastore.
By Julia Christensen
testimage6

JUST LOOK AT US

How do you picture society? We take a look at how stock photos reflect how we see ourselves and our communities.
By Lila Yomtoob
differentworld

A DIFFERENT WORLD

Born out of segregation, African-American hotels and resorts advertised their own dreams of mid-century style.
By Martha Southgate
newlight

A NEW LIGHT

One artist is doing the unthinkable for a Shanghai cathedral—she's making it Chinese.
By Adam Minter

Front of Book

SHELF LIFE

Mad music, bottles to banish boredom, and anatine book design.

››OBSERVER‹‹

The Life of the Seoul: Design regulations threaten to sap Seoul's street of their vitality.

DIALOGUE

Stefan Sagmeister. Designer on sabbatical.

BACK ISSUE

Vol.10/No.4: In a pair of articles, Print mediates between fine art and design.

Back of Book

BOOKS

Books from N. Fox Weber, J. Cohen and T. Benton, S. Burns and S. Cleary-Burns, M. Cooper, and K. Adz.

›› DESKTOP ‹‹

Mobile devices on the verge of a revolution. Plus: Listening in on social networking...

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