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Article: Design gets its due at Cooper-Hewitt gala.(Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum)
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- October 22, 2007
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Byline: Rosemary Feitelberg
Individualistic design, from how a person dresses to Space Age-type buildings and artists' takes on textiles, was celebrated at Thursday's National Design Awards at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in Manhattan.
Party planner David Stark proved he was of the same ilk by transforming 6,000 pounds of the museum's recycled paper into fireproofed topiaries for the Target Corp.-sponsored event. Even singer Paul Simon, who presented the Communications Design award to his friend Chip Kidd, played to the design-minded crowd. Dressed in a light-colored business suit, Simon said, "I would like to apologize first of all for my ...
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Article: DESIGN AWARD NOMINEES.(Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt ...
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... ... Narciso Rodriguez and Yeohlee Teng are finalists in the fashion design category of the National Design Awards, the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum said Thursday. This is the second year the awards, which are sponsored by ...
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