Julie Lasky
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Julie Lasky|Report
Chandigarh on the Block
Furnishings designed for Corbusier's urban masterpiece are being sold at auction. How outraged should we be?
Julie Lasky|Essays
Lit from Above
Kindle be damned. The love affair between designers and printed books is a smoldering thing. Consider the outcry that followed AIGA’s proposal to fold its 86-year-old “50 Books/50 Covers” show into the broader stewpot …
Julie Lasky|Reviews
Design Indaba 2011
Review of Design Indaba 2011 conference in Cape Town, South Africa
Julie Lasky|Interviews
Alex Steffen: Worldchanging II
Interview with Alex Steffen on the new edition of his book Worldchanging
Julie Lasky|Projects
Rock Girl Benches
Rock Girl in Cape Town offers real and symbolic safe places for girls and women.
Julie Lasky|Essays
Horseman, Pass By!
I’ll admit right now to a fleeting dream of appearing on Antiques Roadshow.
Julie Lasky|Projects
DesigNYC, Round 2
Report on second round of pro bono design initiatives fostered by DesigNYC.
Julie Lasky|Essays
Spider-Man: Turn Off the Hype
After sitting through two dozen aerial stunts, accompanied by a score with a U2 pedigree, and by something that might be described as a plot, I emerged astonished by only one thing: that no one has actually died while making this …
Julie Lasky|Essays
Bushpunk and the Future of Africa
Why Maker Faire Africa is a model for economic development
Julie Lasky|Essays
Index Names Design Challenge Finalists
Among the seven projects dedicated to schoolchildren are educational games, classroom furniture and products that support comfort and hygiene.
Julie Lasky|Projects
MSC Greenhouse Project
On learning about science, nutrition and politics at the Manhattan School for Children.
Julie Lasky|Essays
"Do Not Touch!"
An art-gallery chair plays hard to get.
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