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The Politics of Aesthetic Ubiquity
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On the runway, Whimsicraft — ephemeral design with a bric-a-brac, Boy Scout feel — has taken over. Now, it’s showing up everywhere else.
The Knitwear Designers Stitching New Futures
Against the rising tide of AI, four knitwear designers speak about the joy, craft, and ritual of tactile art.