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Plastic Futures 2 Review

I think I might have nearly recovered from the Plastic Futures exhibition (marked by the creeping, insane desire to do another one).
This week, the Plastic Futures 2 group are meeting up for a final session, after a long break. Time for the next layer of reflection.
Pics of the exhibition, for those who missed it, are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/piaedniebrown/sets/72157621732953109/

Plus, I just stumbled upon a review in the blog of Daniel Neville and his theories of Nevolution:
http://nevolution.typepad.com/theories/2009/08/plastic-futures.html

The exhibition is also going to be covered, apparently, in a Dutch design magazine, but I’ll post more on that when I have more info.

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