
Design Observer's Job Board has new jobs in NYC, Milan, Toronto, Portland, Cincinnati, Stuttgart, Cambridge, Madison and SF. Companies hiring include Gap Inc., Design Group Italia, TrialPay, Tandem, Puma, GigaOm, BlackArrow, Aruliden and Rayovac. Post your job today. [JSC]

The Berlin Wall: before and after, and a diagram of the wall's design. More great work from the design team at the New York Times. [MB]

"The German art school that closed 76 years ago is still determining what your coffee cup looks like." "Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity" opens this weekend at MoMA, reviewed by Nicolai Ouroussoff in the New York Times and Candace Jackson in the Wall Street Journal...

The amazing cutaway diagrams of German scientist, gynecologist and author Fritz Kahn (1888-1968) finally get their due in a new book. Do not miss this. [MB]

Remarkable photographs from Liu Bolin, a Chinese camouflage artist who has himself painted to match the colors and patterns of his environment. (Thanks to Juanita Dugdale.) [JL]

Design Observer's Job Board has new jobs in Boston, SF, Boulder, Lancaster, NYC, Shanghai, Austin, Portland and Amsterdam. Companies hiring include Nokia, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Comcast, Converse, Macy's, Incase Designs, DGI and Victoria University of Wellington. Post your job today. [JSC]

Design Observer's Job Board has new jobs in Madison, NYC, Milan, Austin, Portland, SF, Cincinnati, Atlanta and DC. Companies hiring include Procter & Gamble, Stella & Dot, Cal Arts, GigaOm, Modea, Crayola and University of Kansas. Post your job today. [JSC]

Help set the priorities for the U.S. National Design Policy Initiative in 2010 by voting here before December 9, 2009. [JH]

There are many reasons to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s arrival at New York Harbor â�” not least because it inspired a project by Pentagram Architect’s James Biber and the architect and historian James Sanders to create a system of elements offering improved access to the Huds...

Just what you needed: a cool interactive infographic demonstrating the relative size of, among other things, a carbon atom, a red blood cell, and 12-point Times Roman. Eat your hearts out, Charles and Ray Eames! (Thanks to Dean Morris.) [MB]
RECENT ACTIVITY

Design Observer changed their Company Overview.











