October 15, 2008 
April 2008 Table of Contents
Published: April 1, 2008
 
London Design Festival
Feature: Style Conscious or Style Conscience?
Ben Hoffmann
Feature: Ten to Watch
Vitra, Inc.
The Reporter: Issues with Reissues
Lard Buurman
In The Studio: Joep van Lieshout
Sotheby's New York
Gallerie Daniel Buchholz, Cologne
Letter from Berlin: City of Contrasts
Christie's
The Connoisseur: Ideals Ingrained
Christie's London
Auction Review: Impressionist & Modern Art
FEATURES
Will the current taste for luxury design objects last, or is a revolution imminent? By Craig Kellogg
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A group of talented curators is changing the way
we look at design in museums. By Aric Chen
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The future has never looked brighter, thanks to these design luminaries.
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144 Patrik Fredrikson and Ian Stallard Read the Article
146 Wendell Castle Read the Article 150 Zoë Ryan Read the Article 152 Michael Bruno Read the Article 153 Jerry Helling Read the Article 154 Issey Miyake Read the Article 156 Pearl Lam Read the Article 158 Bart Bettencourt and Carlos Salgado Read the Article 160 Michele Caniato Read the Article 161 Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos Read the Article 
For more behind-the-scenes images of Wendell Castle's studio see the article
DEPARTMENTS
Our biggest design issue ever includes the very first Ten to Watch list, which is replete with big thinkers.
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Checking in with some of the talented people whose work graces our pages this month.
Monkey Business Read the Article
Flashen Forward Read the Article Condo Condo Read the Article The Best Wurst Read the Article Molto Amore Read the Article 
Better Bonhams Read the Article
Directorial Duo Read the Article And the Winner Is Read the Article Six-Track Mind Read the Article Sense of Palace Read the Article 
What does it take to create an icon? Ask Milton Glaser, the man behind I❤NY. By Alice Themlow
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For more wise words from the legendary graphics whiz see the article
Urban Sprawl Read the Article
Two of a Kind Read the Article From China to Tuscany Read the Article Prints Matter Read the Article Royere Redux Read the Article Bookish Borough Read the Article Spanish Pride Read the Article New Mission Read the Article Princely Stakes Read the Article Back to Business Read the Article Grand Schemes Read the Article 
Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout is bursting with
hard-to-categorize brilliance. By Meghan Dailey
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For an extended tour of the artist's unusual Rotterdam studio see the article
So far, auctions in 2008 have demonstrated a divergence between the financial and art markets. Read the Article
Avant-garde legend Robert Wilson not only collects chairs but designs them as well. By Diana Lind
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History and contemporary experimentation enliven the city’s art scene.
By Jordan Bonfante
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For our exclusive annotated map of Berlin’s cultural offerings see the article
Quality materials and high-minded ideals defined British Arts & Crafts work. By Jeannie Rosenfeld
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Electric Company. By Jeannie Rosenfeld
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For an intruductory guide to British Arts & Crafts textiles see the article
The fusion of fashion and art creates many shades
of gray.
By Thomas and Charles Danziger
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With limited staff and means, Acanthus Press makes
lavish books on Gilded Age homes.
By Eve M. Kahn
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They’re as old as photography itself and a perfect
medium for great images.
By Richard B. Woodward
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Photo Booths.
By Phyllis Tuchman
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MARKETFILE
Poul Kjaerholm
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Out of South Africa Read the Article
Boon for Business Read the Article Installation Art Read the Article 
The Year in Design Read the Article
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