Using a person's real identity is a powerful way to curb hate speech online. It's also a danger for political activists. Google is in the unfortunate position of having to choose between the two.READ»
We asked three hall-of-fame graphic artists, and one cult "commix" artist, to create cover art inspired by the issue's theme, "The United States of Design." The results drew inspiration from Ellis Island to American Cowboys.READ»
At a moment when there is much discussion about the future of the U.S. economy, we're taking a look at the topic of American design--and to the competitive advantage that this distinctive approach to business can provide.READ»
Fast Company found the 76 best products designed and made domestically--everything from surfboards to coffee filters to handbags stitched from cast-off clothes--and dug deep into their creation.READ»
With a blend of artistry and commercial savvy, Patricia Urquiola enthralls tony Italian furniture makers--as well as BMW, H&M, and high-end hotel chains such as Mandarin Oriental. Here's a look at her beautiful business.READ»
The horrors of the November election still hang heavy upon us, and I've been pondering how separate political culture has become from the society that I inhabit. In the past few weeks, I've attended the National Design Awards, the ...READ»
At last night's Masters of Design event, Fiona Morrisson, who helped transform JFK's T5 terminal into JetBlue's hip, people-friendly gateway, teased the audience about the airline's forthcoming brand campaign.
Behind it, she ...READ»
This emerging generation of designers wants to do more than create handsome and functional products. It’s out to protect the environment, improve health, reform education, and empower communities.READ»
Jennifer Siegal
Jennifer Siegal first grabbed our attention in 2006, as a prefab pioneer with an abundance of percolating ideas. Fast-forward, and the 44-year-old's eco-friendly visions are coming to fruition. Her first completed ...READ»
With a blend of artistry and commercial savvy, Patricia Urquiola enthralls tony Italian furniture makers—as well as BMW, H&M, and high-end hotel chains such as Mandarin Oriental. It’s a beautiful business.READ»
