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SAFE: Design Takes on Risk by Ami Kealoha

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MoMA's current lauded exhibition SAFE: Design Takes on Risk, brings a collection of objects to the MoMA Design Store that are as conceptual as they are useful, including the the original Champion Swiss Army knife (part of MoMA's permanent collection), a handbag that looks as if it contains a knife (pictured), and items from Kosuke Tsumura's Final Home line, like the 24-pocket nylon coat (pictured) that can be stuffed with newspapers or leaves for insulation.

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This entry posted on 01 November 2005 at 10:19 AM
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