Julie Lasky

Julie Lasky|Essays

I.D.'s Executioners

Julie Lasky, shares her experience at ID magazine.

William Drenttel|Event-Education

Winterhouse Second Symposium on Design Education and Social Change: Final Report

The final report from a symposium held in Connecticut, August 2011, where 28 participants from a variety of design and education programs discussed the challenges of social change initiatives within their schools, museums and …

Julie Lasky|Reviews

When Worlds Collide

Report on TEDGlobal 2009, held July 21–24 in Oxford, England.

Julie Lasky|Projects

Bigshot Camera

Report on a camera that children assemble to learn about science and engineering principles.

Julie Lasky|Projects

CO2 CUBES

Description of CO2 CUBES: Visualize a Tonne of Change, a multimedia installation created for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Conference of the Parties (COP-15), held in Copenhagen in December 2009.

Julie Lasky|Projects

88Bikes

Report on a foundation that distributes bicycles to children in the developing world.

Julie Lasky|Projects

Pizza Farm

Report on Project M at Winterhouse's Pizza Farm event in rural Connecticut in August 2009.

Kurt Andersen|Dialogues

Kurt Andersen and Douglas Rushkoff: Part II

Kurt Andersen and Douglas Rushkoff continue their discussion of the future in light of the current economic calamity.

Julie Lasky|Reviews

When Worlds Collide

Report on TEDGlobal 2009, held July 21–24 in Oxford, England.

Julie Lasky|Dialogues

Kurt Andersen and Douglas Rushkoff: Part I

Kurt Andersen and Douglas Rushkoff discuss the future in light of the current economic calamity.

Julie Lasky|Reviews

This End Up: Renzo Piano's Modern Wing

The Art Institute of Chicago, view of Modern Wing from Monroe Street. Photo: Charles G. Young, Interactive Design ArchitectsI was born in Chicago and raised up the road, but I never heard the word “fragility” associated with my …

Julie Lasky|Reviews

Back to the Garden

Event poster at International Furniture Fair in Milan, 2009When the Italian design gallerist Rossana Orlandi serves sit-down dinner for ninety during the International Furniture Fair in Milan, she doesn’t mess around. Her table stretches …