Whether I’m covering film festivals, art fairs, or exhibitions, I always use the lens of design, architecture, and the built environment, seeking how these elements are used in creative, interesting and unexpected ways. At MoMA’s… Read More »Documentaries for Designers from Doc Fortnight & New Directors/New Films
I heard an interesting story about a storyteller. James Joyce, the Irish literary icon, was happily living in Trieste when his sister arrived. She told young James two things. The first, was that their father… Read More »A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Entrepreneur
As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise, our minds naturally turn to our summer adventures. The prospect of an open summer is tantalizing yet requires more consideration than ever before. Travel has changed,… Read More »The Future of Travel: How Design is Shaping Travel Experiences
There are many Nancys in this great big world (Nancy Sinatra, Spungen and Reagan come to mind) but there is only one true Nancy—the essence of comic virtuosity, the icon of graphic simplicity, the cutie… Read More »The Daily Heller: The One and Only Nancy!
In today’s rapidly shifting business landscape, understanding the psychological and visual factors that influence brand perception and valuation is crucial for Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) and Brand Managers. While traditional definitions of branding often focus… Read More »How Design Shapes Brand Narratives
In Episode 2 of the new season of This Is A Prototype: The Design Leadership Podcast, host Doug Powell continues the discussion with Kate Aronowitz of GV (Google Ventures) and Robert Fabricant of Dalberg that… Read More »This is a Prototype: Kate Aronowitz & Robert Fabricant (Part 2)