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Royal College of Art. Dressing the Meat of Tomorrow. 2006
James King
Design Interactions Department, Royal College of Art
Dressing the Meat of Tomorrow
Model. 2006
Plastisol (fiberglass reinforced polyester). Lent by James King.
Image by James King
Audio courtesy of Acoustiguide
Special Exhibitions Audio: Design and the Elastic Mind (18)
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Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne (écal). Hektor spray-paint output device. Prototype. 2002–ongoing
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California Institute of Technology. DNA origami. 2004–05
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Aranda/Lasch and Matthew L. Scullin. Rules of Six. 2007
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PAX Scientific, Inc. Lily Impeller. 1996
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Royal College of Art. Dressing the Meat of Tomorrow. 2006
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Royal College of Art. New Sensual Interfaces. 2007
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Dunne & Raby. Technological Dreams Series: no 1, Robots. 2007
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Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. Doffing Headphone. 2006
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Royal College of Art. Digital Remains. 2006
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Hoberman Associates, Inc. Emergent Surface. 2007
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology & iWalk, Inc. Powered Ankle-Foot Prosthesis. 2005–07
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Royal College of Art. BEE'S project. 2007
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Royal College of Art. Social Tele-presence. 2001
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Front Design. Sketch Furniture. 2005
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Peter Frankfurt of Imaginary Forces, Greg Lynn of Greg Lynn FORM, Alex McDowell of Matter Art and Science. New City. 2008
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senseable city laboratory, MIT. New York Talk Exchange. 2008
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Interview: Curator Paola Antonelli discusses nanofacture with Peter Galison
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Interview: Filmmaker and Designer Peter Frankfurt discusses New City.
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