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Posted on April 14th 2009

Design Indaba magazine participated in the We Love Magazine Library exhibition in Japan in March.

Design Indaba magazine participated in the We Love Magazine Library exhibition in Japan in March. Celebrating fashion, culture, interior design, lifestyle and independent magazines, the pop-up library pooled 468 magazine titles from 47 countries. Over nine days, 8 404 library guests browsed 1 112 magazines. The exhibition was designed by Yasushi Fujimoto and David Guarino. Website: www.magazinelibrary.jp

  • Q209: Superhuman

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    The "Superhuman" edition explores how important it is for creatives to imbue the future with humanity, feeling, passion and empathy.
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