→ February 8, 2010
Ideas and Design on my radar right now. An eclectic bunch.
Browsing Tag »women«
→ February 8, 2010
→ November 20, 2009
When I was in the thick of my New York life and not taking many vacations out in the greenery, I was invited to go white water rafting. My main occupation at the time was observing street style and finding order and meaning in all of that gritty gloriously imperfect urban beauty. Mid-afternoon, we pulled [...]
→ November 17, 2009
picture of Ma ke from Victoria & Albert collection 1 Eva Zeisel Eva Zeisel turns 103. Thank you to Haute*Nature for bringing this working woman’s birthday to our attention and for posting her TED Talk which I hadn’t seen. Eva is a fully decorated *design revolutionary and **lifetime achiever (*New York Magazine, **Cooper Hewitt) and [...]
→ October 26, 2009
I always write my own posts but this Core77 post just needed lifting and gently spreading without much fuss or comment so here goes. Re: Industrial Design graduate Yu-Ying Wu, Tatung University, Taiwan “Taipei-based industrial designer Yu-Ying Wu’s Breathing Chair resembles a block of aerated tofu. Closer inspection reveals that the triangular voids vary in [...]
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What Women Make is a curatorial concept by writer, ethnographer, and brand strategist, Chauncey Zalkin (founder of pioneer trend website girlonthestreet.com).
With a keen interest in innovation and user-centric design and services that herald the future of the global community, WWM showcases and celebrates the female makers of the lot – designers, creative entrepreneurs, innovators, artisans, design students – from around the world.
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