American design may be a bit moribund,
but Gotham attracts the talent anyway—from everywhere else. Three kings of New York design point out the best in town and name the future stars. 
Can you click it? If it’s out there, Google Earth will show the way. Everyone’s favorite graphic maps are changing how we travel.
The stunning new
Oslo opera house
(you can walk on its
roof) and its equally
gorgeous two-year-old
Copenhagen
neighbor are just
the latest chapters in
the rich history of
Nordic opera.
Victor Vasarely's nearly
forgotten Op-art utopia outside Aix-en-Provence is a charming window into the 1970's —with plenty of scandal thrown in. 
The sixth generation of the Hermés clan prints art on scarves and believes it’s vanity to be expensive. Can impeccable craftsmanship save civilization as we know it?
Dispatches
Well Shod
 Watch This Space Space. The Final (Art) Frontier Old tricks, New Hotel Oh, Those Dutch iPod Tourism Here, There, Everywhere Art Island 20-20 Vision Between the Poles Bottled Out Cooking with Art Everyhouse Lamborghini Marinara Looks like Freedom Design and Fall Power to the Pedal The Smell of Millennia 
Where to hear the coolest jazz, eat the best Cajun food, and drink a perfect Sazerac during the debut of the Prospect 1 biennial.
A sweet trio of refurbished crack houses in Venice Beach isn’t just Deco; it’s eco.
A novelist ponders journeys past while walking through Matteo Pericoli’s epic mural at JFK’s Terminal 8.
Twin-sister crocheters are trying to save the Great Barrier Reef one knot at a time.
The revival of Tangier’s
old art-house cinema
is about more than just
watching good movies.
It’s got history in its
walls.
Down with the sleepy lecture. Pecha Kucha’s edgy design and architecture gatherings can be found in 200 cities, and counting.
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Murray Moss
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Jamie Gray
