Leftovers from the 20th century
Leftovers from the 20th century
Your stuff: a relationship
From a 2007 interview:
In the 20th century, we were focused mostly on the practical, utilitarian side of design, and later we were driven by technological advancements, marketing and business plans. In the 21st century, instead of design just fulfilling the basic needs, doing certain things or resolving particular problems, people will seek deeper, greater and longer lasting product experiences. nonobject benefits from not being constrained, as compared to design practice today, which benefits from being constrained.
Kim's big SXSW 2010 show recommendations list
While we can't go this year, my wife Kim and I usually find all sorts of exciting music at SXSW each year.
The secret is, she's the one who finds all the good stuff - I'm just lucky enough to tag along.
Several people have asked for her SXSW 2010 recommendations, so here they are in a giant block of text:
(In no particular order and not complete because I'm too tired to finish it.
Been on the road a lot of late
Been on the road a lot of late
Been on the road a lot of late
Always love the perspective from across the pond
From here:
Having enjoyed the benefits of their own empire for the last 50 years and pocketed tax cuts during the Iraq war, the 21st-century Tea Party movement is now grumbling about paying for power. You get what you pay for.
Always love the perspective from across the pond
From here:
Having enjoyed the benefits of their own empire for the last 50 years and pocketed tax cuts during the Iraq war, the 21st-century Tea Party movement is now grumbling about paying for power. You get what you pay for.