Blobjects & beyond : the new fluidity in design / by Steven Skov Holt and Mara Holt Skov ; with essays by Phil Patton and Bruce Sterling.

"Published in conjunction with a major exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art, Blobjects and Beyond is the first comprehensive survey of the new fluidity in contemporary design. Whether hard or soft, cheerful or sinister, practical or conceptual, blobjects represent a decisive turn away from...

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Main Authors: Holt, Steven, 1957- (Author), Skov, Mara Holt (Author)
Corporate Author: San Jose Museum of Art
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: San Francisco : Chronicle Books, [2005]
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:"Published in conjunction with a major exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art, Blobjects and Beyond is the first comprehensive survey of the new fluidity in contemporary design. Whether hard or soft, cheerful or sinister, practical or conceptual, blobjects represent a decisive turn away from the hard edges and angles of conventional modernism. From the iconic iMac to Karim Rashid's evocative plastics to the ergonomic computer mouse, blobjects are the defining objects of our time, molding our visual vocabulary for years to come. Blobjects and Beyond is a celebration of the global explosion of amorphic, organic, and curvaceous design."--Publisher description.
Item Description:Catalog of an exhibition held at the San Jose Museum in Feb., 2005.
Physical Description:248 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Also issued online.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:0811847659
9780811847650
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