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| demanding clients," but also that they're easily brainwashed.Over the last 100 years or so, the idea of the "modern child" was shaped by the same forces that shaped the rest of society: industrialization, urbanization, and consumerism. "It is natural that the point of transition between centuries focuses attention on the idea of new starts, and I have been struck by the way many people around 1900 talked in one breath about the new century, the new child, and new design," she says. "It's that convergence between modern childhood and design that makes the 20th the century of the child." Toys and games are of course part of the exhibition, but furniture,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], architecture, and clothing are also featured prominently. And while the exhibit is ostensibly more for adults than children, it does contain interactive elements that engage all ages by juxtaposing materials produced by children's play with the designs of their elders. "In our selection there has been little distinction from |
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