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NOTE: DESIGN! LIFE!!! NOW!!!!! This book was one of the best parts of this exhibition — the design is by the unfuckwithable COMA, who brought you Rhythm Science (which sadly I don’t have available for your purchase) and many other such things. While it’s true that the review I wrote of this exhibit did not cast it in the most flattering light, it is also true that I wrote it while in graduate school, and (as such) I was a precociously twerpy asshole at the time. Yes. Erm. In conclusion you should buy this.
According to Amazon, this book retails for $40.00— $22 more than what I’m asking — and ranks a sort of Sisyphean 1,185,887 in sales. The primary text of Design Life Now: National Design Triennial 2006 is credited to Barbara Bloemink, Brooke Hodge, Ellen Lupton, and Matilda McQuaid; Assouline Publishing put this particular 224-page paperback edition out on Dec. 1, 2006, with Dewey Decimal number 745.0. The ISBN is 9780910503983.
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