The Arts
Think Again
Reassessing the world’s most popular design framework
The Arts
Stories from the art world that intersect with the built environment
Palaces of the People
Museums are just people, lined up across the generations
Border Crossings
On decolonizing design, with Dori Tunstall
Seeing Is Believing
Curator Gerald McMaster on valuing Indigenous ways of seeing
Together Forever
Caroline A. Jones discusses “Symbionts,” biology, and mutual responsibility
Connecting the Dots
Frontier’s founder on Facebook’s “culture book” and design as an act of optimism
Values Proposition
Frontier’s founder on the continuing relevance and value of Design Thinking
Trail Marker
ITA Leisure founder Jade Akintola on lowering the barriers to outdoor pursuits for people of color
New Regime
Model-turned-entrepreneur Roger Dupé on diversity in the beauty industry, his West African roots, and the challenges of sustainable packaging
Barbara Groth
Barbara Groth has a striking ability to generate positive change. Her new company, The Nomadic School of Wonder, operates at the intersection of nature, art, and community and helps people to be deeply present in the moment, in their thoughts, in their bodies. In this conversation, Groth talks about her
On the Rise
Gautam Kapur on creating India Rising and his dreams for basketball engagement in India and its diaspora.
Bruce Mau
Bruce Mau is a designer who has shaped some of the largest companies in the world, and is now working on even bigger questions, like how to reinvent higher education, the future of Guatemala, and a thousand-year vision for the holy city of Mecca. In this conversation, Mau talks about