Speed, liberation, luxury and elegance all converge in an unlikely Art Deco icon: A 1929 artwork that served as the cover of Die Dame (The Lady), a popular German fashion magazine.

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Kurokawa’s building represented a new form of urban living during a time of rapid cultural, technological and economic change in Japan. As Kostriosis writes in a book accompanying the show, Kurokawa ...

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