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Discovering Chinese Design: An Interview with Zara Arshad of Design China (Core77)

While China's art scene continues to make record sales, and big names like Ai
Weiwei, Cai Guoqiang and Yue Mingfen are starting to roll easily off
Westerners' tongues, Chinese design remains comparatively in the shadows. At
best, it's regarded as a culturally-distinct (but not quite mature) creative
discipline; at worst, it's a punchline about cheap knockoffs. Still, Chinese
design is gaining traction: a couple weeks ago, the 2012 Pritzker Prize award
went to Hanghzou-based architect and green design advocate Wang Shu, a major
milestone towards introducing Chinese creativity to the outside world, beyond
the usual art practices.

One of the primary obstacles is that Chinese design can often be difficult to
locate. Take a stroll through the French Quarter in Shanghai, or the peek
through some of the design studios in Beijing's _hutongs_, and you'll locate a
few here and there. Aside from organized events like Beijing Design Week, it
can be difficult to get a broader sense of trends in the Chinese design
sphere. Indeed, a furniture designer friend of mine has a studio in a village
on the outskirts of Beijing.

Which is why, when living in Beijing, I was thrilled to hear about ...

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