Category: Interviews

Julia Novitch|Interviews

Public Space and Citizenship: An Interview with Elihu Rubin

Public spaces can be charged politically because they enable citizens to gather, to represent themselves and to transmit messages.

Adam Harrison Levy|Interviews

Henri Matisse: The Lost Interview, Part II

In Part II, Matisse lets down his guard

Observed|Interviews

The Hinglish Project

The Hinglish Project created a typeface that combines Hindi’s Devanagari script and English’s Roman script.

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Dian Holton

"As designers, we are problem-solvers, visionaries, and teachers," says Holton. "It’s important for us to be empathic and proactive in learning about our audience, so that we can provide meaningful experiences. This means getting to …

Alexandra Lange|Interviews

Casey Jones

Interview with Casey Jones, director of design excellence and the arts for the U.S. General Services Administration.

Bradford McKee|Interviews

New Grub Street

Interview with photorapher Jonas Bendiksen following the opening of his exhibition "The Places We Live."

John Thackara|Interviews

John Thackara Answers Your Questions

John Thackara answers questions from the readers of DESIGN 21.

John Thackara|Interviews

Design & Development: Interview with 4baq

John Thakra discusses sustainability, design and development with 4baq.

John Emerson|Interviews

Pressed into Service

Interview with Lincoln Cushing, co-author of Agitate! Educate! Organize!: American Labor Posters.

John Thackara|Interviews

Get Out of Your Tents!

In an interview with OK Do, John Thackara urges us to do real things in the real world.

Ellen Lupton|Interviews

A Conversation With David Barringer

David Barringer’s book, There’s Nothing Funny About Design (Princeton Architectural Press, 2009) is actually very funny. This collection of new and revised essays presents the graphic design world with a kick in the literary pants. …

Lawrence Weschler|Interviews

The Work of Tara Donovan

Toothpicks, 2001, Ace Gallery Beverly HillsOn October 10, 2008 the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, opened an exhibition spanning a decade of work by Tara Donovan — sculptor and 2008 recipient of the MacArthur “Genius” grant. …