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ARTICLE: Innovation through Art
If Design’s No Longer the Killer Differentiator, What Is?
- By John Maeda President of Rhode Island School of Design
"What people are looking for now is a way to reconnect with their values: to ground how they can, will, and should live in the world.
The innovation now needs to occur elsewhere. Outside the design. Into, quite frankly, the world of art."
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