Delving into the online and offline conversations of Beijing communities affected by waste incinerator projects slated for their backyards, Jean Yen- chun Lin demonstrates how a rising middle class acquires the capacity for organizing in an authoritarian context.
In What We Keep: Advice from Artists and Designers on Living with the Things You Love, gallerist Jean Lin presents an interior design book for collectors, would-be collectors, and design-loving hunter/gatherers who crave objects of beauty to display in their homes. Foreword by Asad Syrkett, editor-in-chief of Elle Decor Learn the refined art of display and get an insider's education in collecting from gallerist Jean Lin. Follow in her footsteps and tour the unique and beautiful homes of more than a dozen dedicated collectors. Whether you are starting a new collection or wish to display an existing one, each chapter offers inventive ideas for styling and displaying favorite objects, along with a primer on materials, studio visits with ceramicists, textile artists, and woodworkers, and wisdom from some of today's most fascinating artists and makers. Featured artists include: Mira Nakashima Aleishall Girard Maxon Noguchi Museum Director Brett Littman AD 100 and Elle Decor A Listers: Christine Gachot, Leyden Lewis, Michael K Chen, Workstead, and Ghislaine Vinas TWA Hotel designer Adam Rolston/INC Architect Preeti Sriratana/Modellus Novus Fashion designer Carly Cushnie Glass artist and winner of Netflix Blown Away, Deborah Czeresko Architect Worrell Yeung Ceramicist Stephanie Shih Top Chef and James Beard Award-winner Kwame Onwuache Includes Color Photographs
Jean-Claude Lin bietet in fünfzig Betrachtungen neue Perspektiven für ein selbstbestimmtes Leben und beleuchtet, worauf es im Leben ankommt, angesichts von Zufällen, Zeitereignissen und der eigenen körperlichen sowie seelischen Befindlichkeit.
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