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• Cultured 25: Here's what to do, where to be and what to see this fall.
• Madcap Design: Glenn Adamson is poised to push New York's Museum.
• Site Specific: Dealer Max Levai shares what's on his fall cultural agenda.
• Pooling Resources: Two emerging studios make a splash with a collaborative project.
• Artful Pursuits: Oliver Furth has quickly become a fixture of the L.A design scene.
• The New Wave: Here and now, 13 young curators energize Miami's art institutions.
• Nakashima 2.0: Mira Nakashima emerges from her father's studio with a new collection of custom furniture.
• One to Watch: With a few high-profile clients and a little help from Instagram, Samuel Amoia's star is on the rise.
• Down to Earth: Although architecture remains a pure pursuit for formlessfinder, the firm's concept for Design Miami / breaks free of boundaries.
• Off Duty: We look back at our favorite design and art events from Miami to New York.
• On the Horizon: Kowal+Odermatt opens a new destination for emerging art in Miami.
• The Art of Reinvention: Restoration Hardware's Gary Friedman shares his singular approach.
• Studio: Brent Lewis goes into the studio with Adam Silverman in Los Angeles.
• All About the Mix: With a nod to French Art Deco, Jean-Louis Deniot launches a collection of furniture for Jean de Merry.
• Rediscovery: New York's R Gallery gives Joaquim Tenreiro---a Mid-Century design maverick---his proper due.
• Labor of Love: Eugenio Lopez enriches Mexico City's contemporary art realm with an impressive new museum.
• Major Creators: These female visionaries prove that gender doesn't matter when it comes to forward-thinking architecture.
• Passion Project: Two powerhouse dealers--Dominique Levy and Zesty Meyers--share a rare moment of calm and reflect on their respective art design markets.
• Passion Project: Two powerhouse dealers--Dominique Levy and Zesty Meyers--share a rare moment of calm and reflec
• Family Ties: Laudomia Pucci shepherds her family eponymous brand into the 21st century.
• Subtle Hand: Architect Annabelle Selldorf masters the art of restraint.
• Fall Reading List: From Christopher Wool to Roy Lichenstein, art and architecture tomes abound this fall.
• Sampling Ceramics: Nendo is the latest design practice to raid a historic archive.