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The history and visual language of trademarks; an activist approach to underrepresented voices; and the work of Marion Bataille.
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Challenge the record
Greg Bunbury’s Black Outdoor Art project is an example of the ongoing need to correct and improve our understanding of what went before.
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This international typography and design gathering brings together leaders, pros and enthusiasts in the city of Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Dig deep into the plan chest
New photography combined with exactingly reproduced artwork ties three decades of work into a strikingly coherent whole.
The first Italian art director
Anita Klinz’s work from twenty years at Mondadori is undeniable proof of a unique contribution, an unparalleled figure in design.
Chance can be a fine thing
Paul McNeil and Hamish Muir’s book sets out to explore variations on a seemingly infinite collection of modular and geometric typography.
CAPTIVATING COMMENTARY
Keith Miller
@mccoy
The past ten years or so have seen a growing uncertainty about the status of the photograph, and a loosening of functional and stylistic boundaries within photography itself.
Rob Waller
robwaller.org
Sign designers are convinced
that architects don’t like them — called in at the last minute, when it is too late to integrate the signs into the building, or of finding no suitable place to attach the signs.
Lucienne Roberts
LucienneRoberts+
When designers start to question what words such as ‘good’ and ‘bad’ and ‘soul’ really mean, they can’t avoid ethics. And that’s no bad thing.