The iBelieve iPod cover, now on display at MOMA's Design and the Elastic Mind. This is a must-see exhibit for anyone interested in design, science & tech--and the concurrent exhibits on color and motion studies are right up there. The line between art and craft is collapsing, and that's a good thing.
Re the iBelieve, folks in the know realize that before it became Christian kitsch it was actually satirical guerilla art. Here's a concise history of how the iBelieve went from a design critique on consumer culture to a mass market product in its own right, with a portion of the proceeds donated to charity.
iBelieve in design
By Jeff Trexler on March 22, 2008 11:59 AM
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