Design Highlights

In the 1950s, Brazil decided it would be a perfectly reasonable idea to move the capital to the center of the country's interior plateau. To facilitate this endeavor they enlisted Oscar Niemeyer - an ardent communist and proponent of modern architecture who, alongside his buddy Le Corbusier, had co-designed the UN building in New York - to build Brasilia, a crazy spacepod city in the middle of the planalto.

This episode of Art Talk features Leonard Knight and his 10,000 gallons of paint and God-love in the middle of the California badlands.

In this episode of Art Talk, we're taking a trip to our favorite performance and graphic artist studio in Mexico City.000a

This episode of Art Talk features Vito Acconci, who first gained recognition as a New York City poet who edited the journal 0 TO 9 with Bernadette Mayer in the 60s.

Scott Dadich talks about designing Wired Magazine, developing a creative culture in magazine design, with three guiding ideas; that details matter, to design by evolution rather than revolution, and that constraint is freedom. Here he focuses on the cover process of Wired magazine and the attention to detail that goes into it.