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A woman took the stage of a Seattle design conference in 1995 and smashed a computer to smithereens with a sledgehammer. Passions were raging full-boil during the so-called legibility wars, as ...

Steampunk staples -- a unique design of rich colors, salvaged antiques and ingenuity -- blend an elegant Victorian viewpoint with industrial elements to create an eclectic ethos that feels like a ...

Steampunk styling in the home doesn't have to be conjured up just during the Halloween holiday. Using steampunk staples — rich colors, salvaged antiques and ingenuity — this unique design blends an ...

A steampunk design contest makes for fascinating chairs, and maybe a new conversation around their occupants. Wheelchairs usually demonstrate steely devotion to form-follows-function efficiency, but a ...

Minis are known for being highly customizable, but we've never seen any modified to look like the latest creation of Polish tuner Carlex Design. The company has dressed a Mini Countryman head to toe ...

This Thursday, the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) will host a panel discussion on the impact of punk graphic arts on American design. Moderated by design historian Steven Heller, the talk coincides ...

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Look at history, every major technological leap has done two things: it created mass adoption, and it triggered rejection. That tension, the friction of counter-culture, is where creativity lives.

Before the Sex Pistols and Vivienne Westwood popularized eardrum-shattering guitar riffs and safety pin-laden garb, a new cultural movement was born across the pond. “New York is really the roots of ...