What is Old is New Again
” . . . we are clinging as never before to the familiar in matters of style and culture.” Kurt […]
2 years agoTwo Views on Reading’s Future
I recently attended two lectures on the future of the book. This topic is close to me for two reasons […]
2 years agoThe Twist of Reality
With all the focus around augmented reality, the trend to geolocate and post data layers on top of specific locations […]
2 years agoIntriguing Visualizations of the Known Universe
A major conundrum of the human condition is “are we alone?” and “Is there a beginning, and an end?” The […]
2 years agoiWant iCloud
Apple recently announced the upcoming release of iCloud, their rehabilitated cloud service that will integrate desktop, iPad, and iPhone as […]
2 years ago
A Digital Fire in the Belly : Interview with Nate Burgos of Design Feast
I rarely meet people in design who embody the type of quiet and consistent commitment to excellence—with a degree of […]
2 years ago
A Contemporary View on Curatorial History : Interview with Paul Gehl
Paul F. Gehl is the custodian of the John M. Wing Foundation on the History of Printing at the Newberry […]
2 years agoAre We Programmed to Work?
As human beings are also animals, to manage one million animals gives me a headache. Terry Gou, Chairman, Foxconn That […]
2 years agoThinking about Design Thinking
“Design Thinking has come in to at least give the ability to discuss Design at a strategic level. I would […]
2 years ago
A wordsmith and a worldly thinker : Interview with Todd Lief
Todd Lief is a unique bundle of skills and experiences – and he is fun to collaborate with. I have […]
2 years ago