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- Structural Intergrity
- Chris Burden has gone from the bad boy who got shot for his art to an enlightened engineer with nothing left to prove. By Eric Banks
- Chris Burden's Shot in the Arm
- Watch Chris Burden's transition from art's bad boy to enlightened engineer in these videos.
- Atomic Bonds
- The partners of Aranda/Lasch find artistic inspiration in the laws of the universe. By Tim McKeough
- Mapping Evolution
- Men's Vogue looks at the evolution of the New York subway map. By Ben Popper
- The Hotel Mogul
- Ian Schrager invented the boutique hotel, but he's not done yet. By Martin Schoeller
- Log Jam
- A cutting-edge architect puts aside the T square for a chain saw. By Jasper Morrison
- Company Man
- Matteo di Montezemolo is building a luxury goods empire, one beautifully crafted object at a time. By Cathryn Drake
- Walk the Line
- Philip Guston's creepy Klansmen and cartoon Nixons pushed the limits on paper. By Eric Banks
- Hive Mentality
- Studio Libertiny's designs employ nature — literally — to create a different kind of buzz. By Alexandra Marshall
- Buzz Worthy
- A video of Libertiny's unqiue art assistants, a swarm of bees, in action. Courtesy of Blender Magazine
- Waxing Brazilian
- The Campana brothers bring a touch of the absurd — and serious craftsmanship — to high design. By Mark Rozzo
- Track Changes
- Men's Vogue presents a updated version of Massimo Vignelli's 1972 New York subway map, a classic of graphic design.
- Vignelli's Map
- A closer look at Massimo Vignelli's subway map.
- Masterpiece Theater
- The dramatic fall of one of the art market's highest fliers threatens business as usual. By Kelly Devine Thomas
- Prefab Paradise
- A Frank Lloyd Wright house is the perfect HQ for a weekend of architectural touring. By David Hay
- Wright Nights
- A renters guide for anyone interested in sleeping in architectural history. By Catherine New
- Endless Romance
- Having conquered land, sea, and air with his hotels, mega-yachts, and spaceships, Philippe Starck is still chasing aesthetic immortality. By Hudson Morgan
- Starck's Inspirations
- Men's Vogue presents video of Philippe Starck discussing the elements of great design. Courtesy of ted.com
- A Surreal Art Scene
- With its star-studded international art fair, the small city-state of Dubai, in the midst of a building boom, has become a destination for the globetrotting art-world elite. By András Szántó
- Greener than Grass
- Architect Fritz Haeg is on a mission to turn America's front yards into farms. By Tim McKeough
- Zhang's Dynasty
- With his own brand of shock and awe, a Chinese artist leads his nation toward a new cultural revolution. By Lawrence Osborne
- Past Masters
- With a new creative surge, the time is now for a pair of eighties New York art stars who refuse to live in the present. By Mark Rozzo
- Dream Team
- If marriage is a partnership, Dan Wood and Amale Andraos — the architectural wunderkinds behind WORKac — prove this by design. By Tasha Green
- Miami Minimal
- From twisted lampposts to street-corner videos, a couple's no-nonsense creations are as inviting as their Coconut Grove compound. By David Knowles
- Sun Kings
- A pair of Swiss pioneers are gearing up for a 23,000-mile flight around the world fueled only by solar energy. By Giles Smith
- Rancho Deluxe
- California pioneer Cliff May experiences a modern revival. By Tasha Green
- Darkness Visible
- In Kaukapakapa, New Zealand, New York artist Tony Oursler takes on the biggest, darkest project of his career—as well as a larger-than-life patron hell-bent on building himself the most outlandish private art playground on earth. By Dan Halpern
- French Twisted
- After fleeing Paris, Frédéric Malle and his wife, Marie, fused their Old World perspective with the modern era's greatest hits to turn a New York apartment into their own art project. By Christopher Petkanas
- Father Time
- The artist Jeremy Deller curates a show that asks, "What Would Neil Young Do?" By Liz McDaniel
- Light and Magic
- With laser-cutting technology and an impeccable sense of place, architect Bill Massie creates a futuristic upstate retreat. By David Hay
- Mind Over Matter
- A MoMA show asks visitors to wrap their heads around the future. By Tasha Green
- Tectonic Shift
- Winka Dubbeldam redefines architecture for the digital age. By Tim McKeough
- Anatomically Incorrect
- Before his untimely death, Jason Rhoades completed Black Pussy, one last work that defies everything sacred. By Nathaniel Rich
- Bearable Lightness
- The luminescent and strikingly simple New Museum, by the Japanese firm Sanaa, is much more than the sum of its parts. By Owen Phillips
- Kielbasa Cowboy
- A rambunctious puppy, Wild West violence, and a girlfriend's bare behind fuel Piotr Uklański's rough-and-tumble brand of art-making, and it shows in his new cowboy film Summer Love. By Nathaniel Rich
- Seeing It All
- From bohemian Paris to the front lines of World War II, Lee Miller shifted the focus of what the world was ready to see. By Mia Fineman
- Brief History
- Raymond Loewy protected what he carried to work each day as though the future hinged on it. By Sara James
- Manhattan Transfer
- A New York gallery icon heads downtown with a wunderkind partner — and a raft of cutting-edge talent — in tow. By Tim McKeough
- View Finder
- The photographs of Julius Shulman remain a luminous embodiment of American architecture. By David Hay
- Organizing Vision
- Rem Koolhaas's revolutionary approach to architecture extends to any arena that can be designed, from fashion to geopolitics. By Tim McKeough
- Art of Darkness
- Gabriel Orozco trekked through the jungles of Ecuador where he encountered ecological disaster, the threat of guerrilla attacks, and astonishing beauty — inspiration for a new crop of materpieces. By Kevin Conley
- Landing Pad
- A green-architecture superstar pilots a decommissioned 747 to its new life: a welcoming retreat in Malibu. By Scott Timberg
- Trading Space
- Sidestepping the critics, Brad Cloepfil transforms New York's most notorious building — and the challenge of museum design — into a gleaming vision of the future. By Mark Rozzo
- Pacific Time
- Upstart New York curator Michael Govan heads west to sculpt Los Angeles into a high-culture capital. By Owen Phillips
- Oil Man
- In a giant retrospective, the National Gallery sheds light on the original art star: J.M.W. Turner. By Kelly Devine Thomas
- Shatterproof
- Philip Johnson's Glass House launched an anything-goes architectural Eden. Now modernist veterans and rising stars alike are carrying the iconic box's spirit into the 21st century. By David Hay
- Spectacular Bids
- From MoMA-worthy furniture to vintage Porsches, an upstart Chicago auction house puts the best of the 20th century under one roof. By Tim McKeough
- The Museum Director
- As head of Spain's Museo del Prado, Miguel Zugaza has ushered one of the world's finest art collections into modern-day prominence. By Giles Tremlett
- Everything Illuminated
- Steven Holl sheds light on his new subterranean marvel and on building bridges in Beijing. By Owen Phillips
- Landing Pad
- He lives on his airplane, but for his New York layovers, Nathaniel Rothschild built a remote-controlled vertical loft — and reinvented the Manhattan town house. By Phoebe Eaton
- Frame of Reference
- From abandoned East Coast barns to a workshop off L.A.'s Skid Row, Samuel Moyer turns ancient wood into marvels of modern design. By Mark Rozzo
- The New Alchemists
- Watch videos and see slideshows of work by 10 artists who employ everything from ice cream trucks to high explosives in their creations. By Andy Young
- The Painter
- In John Currin's gallery, it's a short trip from the sublime to the ridiculous. By Eric Konigsberg
- Built Ford Tough
- The painter Walton Ford walked across New England with a flask of Scotch, a bottle of Tabasco, and the ghost of Audubon in his backpack. Even at 4,000 feet, his father, the beast he never tamed, was right on his heels. By Kevin Conley
- Patriotic Gore
- Brooklyn's Barnaby Furnas transforms bloody chapters of history into Hollywood spectacle. By Mark Van De Walle
- True West
- American maverick Rick Joy emerges from Arizona's hostile terrain with a rammed-earth blueprint for architecture's next frontier. By Tim McKeough
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