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Depicting Design by Ami Kealoha

Depicting Design is a juried exhibit running through 29 September 2006 that showcases 20 Brooklyn-based designers' approach to their field. Unique pieces, like Brad Ascalon's customizable Echo Chaise (pictured above and after the jump), show the individual methods for addressing different problems posed by different mediums. With a sampling of work from a broad range designers, from fashion to environmental—including Kim Holleman's "Trailer Park" concept, which is a "sustained, mobile, natural park environment " housed in a trailer that "is technically nonfunctional, yet completely functional" (pictured after the jump)—Depicting Design is a must-see for both design professionals and the simply curious.

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