Shanghai, China

Articles

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  Suddenly Shanghai

  The developer of Three on the Bund gallery gives us a behind-the-scenes tour of the creative side of Shanghai.

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  Transforming Shanghai

  There seems to be no end to the superlatives being used to describe cities in China: the buildings there are the biggest, the most, the heaviest, the longest, the deepest, the tallest, always…

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  Urban China

  A special bootleg version of Volume magazine will be available at the opening of Urban China: Informal Cities, an exhibition that opens February 11 at the New Museum in Manhattan. The exhibition…

Products

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  Shanghai Togo

  Playing with the scale of pixels is a specialty of Spanish-born designer Cristian Zuzunaga, and the diminutive digital unit gets its due on Shanghai. The fabric—a Ligne Roset…

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  China Shop Tray

  In 1944, Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard, and George Nelson each designed trays--along with other simple household goods--featuring now iconic patterns. The classic trays, including…

Dwell Collections

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  Editors' Picks People

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  Big Fun for Little People

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Events

• Urban China

  Jiang Jun, editor of Urban China magazine, and curator Benjamin Godsill of the New Museum introduce a dynamic multimedia presentation on the history of Urban China as well as the exhibition Urban…

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  China Design Now

  The exhibition, featuring the work of approximately 100 designers, reveals how designers, architects, filmmakers, and artists have transformed Chinese design and led to a new aesthetic that…

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  American Masters: Building China Modern

  I.M. Pei, one of the most influential architects of the last half-century, returned to his Chinese homeland after seventy years, and designed a modern museum to house the antiquities of Suzhou, in…