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[RS Gallery] • Anakin Koenig makes sculptures and installations using inflatable objects that are transient, ephemeral, and dependent on interaction. "We have access to unfathomable experiences," he says, "if we are creative." (more)

[RS Gallery] • Joel Gethin Lewis is a member of United Visual Artists, a collective that has collaborated on live performances with bands including Chemical Brothers and Massive Attack. Their responsive installations, using lights and software, have been presented by theVictoria Albert Museum and the Tate Modern. (more)

[RS Gallery] • Distilling the bright colors of South Florida and the complex patterns found in nature, Stark has mastered an obsessive practice as a sculptor and an equally imaginative deliberation as an animator and illustrator. (more)

[RS Gallery] • One of the most subversive choreographers of her generation, Ann Liv Young freely mixes signals from fairytales, and pop culture to explore systems of control and dominance. "I don't understand the term 'artist' completely," she says. "I make what I make because of my history and the things I've been through. If that is an 'artist' then so be it." (more)

[RS Gallery] • Using images derived from hallucinatory dream-states, Floria Sigismondi blends it all in a theatrical and poetic manner for both the commercial and art worlds. "In order to find ourselves," she says, "we must destroy ourselves." (more)

[RS Gallery] • Kate Raudenbush's massive Burning Man sculptures are reliably among the festival's most evocative and dramatic. "[People] would sit for hours up above the playa," she recalls, "reclining languorously in the air in the curve of the giant lotus petals lit by the amber glow of the mirrored seed-pod." (more)

[RS Gallery] • For 50 years, Terrence Conran has been at the forefront of British design. In 1964 he opened the first Habitat shop in London's Chelsea. His influence extends into architecture and interior design. In 2005 he was named the most influential restaurateur in the UK. "I try to design products that make people's lives easier." (more)