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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DESIGN, 1999-2009

As the 2000s come to a close, we look back at the biggest hits of the decade.

By Colin Berry

RUNNING WITH SCISSORS

In art and design alike, the sweetly sinister craft of cut paper is new again.

By Clare Lui

LEARNING EXPERIENCE

Barnes & Noble is connecting design students with the marketplace.

By Stephen Zacks

››› WHAT’S IN STORE ‹‹‹

The lodestone of Minneapolis design is scaling back its use of local studios.

By Christy Desmith

››› CREATIVITY & COMMERCE ‹‹‹

More than 60 pieces of design for business.

By Caitlin Dover and Monica Racic

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UP FRONT

Illusrated fiction, a crit dictionary, the evolution of giants, and more.

SHELF LIFE

Piquant packaging and Dirty Projectors.

MONOLOGUE

It’s the little shops that make the city what it is.

DIALOGUE

Jen Bekman, gallery and 20x200.com curator.

EPHEMERA

One life seen through vintage greeting cards.

BEST PRACTICES

The ups and downs of going eco.

BACK ISSUE

Saul Steinberg's map of New York spawned many imitators.

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BOOKS

Books from Ellen and Julia Lupton, and Nigel Peake.

DESKTOP

Can Typekit bring fonts to the web?

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