Category: Reviews

Dominique Browning|Reviews

Loose Canon

Review of "Why Design Now?" Cooper-Hewitt National Design Triennial, New York. Through January 9, 2011.

Ernest Beck|Reviews

New Meaning at ICFF

A review of the 2010 International Contemporary Furniture Fair.

Alexandra Lange|Reviews

The Maddening, Rewarding World of Design People

Most design people I know — don’t feel guilt over knowing what is priceless and what is junk. The film Please Give also thinks they know what it is worth.

Steven Heller|Reviews

Home Is the Sailor, Home from the Sea

In 1943, Margaret Wise Brown, the children’s book author signed a contract with Harper & Brothers to publish The Fathers Are Coming Home.

Mark Dery|Reviews

Bunker of Broken Dreams

Review of "Landscapes of Quarantine," Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York. March 9–April 17, 2010.

Avinash Rajagopal|Reviews

The Nano Effect on Urban India

Review of Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum exhibition of the Tata Nano, 2010.

Julie Lasky|Reviews

Sweating the Small Stuff

Review of TED 2010 conference, "What the World Needs Now," Long Beach, California, February 9–13.

Mark Lamster|Reviews

What Am I Doing Here? Tall Buildings and High Anxiety in Las Vegas

I spent three days in a new entertainment complex, CityCenter, in Las Vegas. What follows is a diary of my experience in that time.

Mark Lamster|Reviews

Big Book, Small Reward

Among the trends I’d like to see disappear in this new decade is the trend of obscenely fat monographs.

Steven Heller|Reviews

Reinventing The Holocaust Narrative

Steven Heller on Marina Willer’s new documentary, Red Trees.

Susan Morris|Reviews

Sheffield Documentary Festival 2023: Outcasts

Susan Morris|Reviews

Big Art

Big Art is the Liberty Science Center’s first large-scale foray into presenting art at this interactive science museum.