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Jay Springett in Anomalous Engineering

Nov 13, 2013

The Coming Asperity

a definition and some speculation

Lux Alptraum in Boinkology 101

Oct 25, 2013

Sustainable Pleasure: Eco-Friendly Sex Toys

Earlier this year, Swedish sex toy company LELO announced the launch of a new toy…

Tate Williams

Oct 22, 2013

Science Fiction Can Save Environmentalism

With public interest in the gutter, the green movement…

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Tim Maly in 5 Viridian Years

Oct 23, 2013

(Re)Introducing the Viridian Design Movement

If you’d never heard of Viridian Design, this guide is where you should start

One of the perils of organizing a retrospective about a somewhat narrowly-focused design…

Paul Graham Raven

Nov 18, 2013

The Good Life is a fiction

Caution: may contain narratives of infrastructural superdependence.

Tim Maly in Weird Future

Oct 14, 2013

The Viridian Years

In 1998, Bruce Sterling set out to engineer a green design movement. In 2008, he shut it down. Five years later, it is time to reflect.

“Tonight, I’m going to prophesy.”

Nov 22, 2013

Bauhaus and Viridian Design

Every design movement is of its time.

Klint Finley

Nov 18, 2013

Prada Revolutionaries

Confessions of a Recovering Solutionist

Nicole Matos

Oct 14, 2013

Are the Elderly Relevant to Futurism?

As Viridian green fades to grey

Sjef van Gaalen

Nov 11, 2013

A Path to Viridian Salvation

What happens with time if the Viridian Criteria for Object Selection are…

These were the top 10 stories published by 5 Viridian Years in 2013. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2013 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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5 Viridian Years

Viridian Design was an avant-garde bright green design movement engineered by Bruce Sterling and intended to address climate change. It ran from 1998-2008. Five years later, we reflect.

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