Books

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Steven Heller|Books

The Bauhaus is Forever

You can never have too much Bauhaus.

Adrian Shaughnessy|Books

Impact

Today, we use the internet and social media feeds to stay abreast of developments, but we used to rely on the design press. Already, most of the major players have left the stage. Will the few remaining stalwarts be around in 10 …

Tucker Viemeister|Books

Drama

A review of Drama, a new opus from David Rockwell, by Tucker Viemeister.

Jon Contino|Books

Branding Baseball By Hand

Baseball, survivial, tradition, make-believe: the most exciting way to spend an afternoon.

Steven Heller|Books

The Motivational Industrial Complex

This publishing season I’ve found three motivational books, each on the benefits of creative activity that, despite the biases noted above, I would suggest you read, if only to be entertained.

Mark Ludwig|Books

Our Will to Live

An excerpt from Our Will to Live, a new book out from Steidl featuring 250 rarely seen concert posters, programs, portraits and scenes rendered by imprisoned artists of the Terezín prison camp.

The Editors|Books

Self-Reliance

To think through making, to know yourself better through the process of producing something.

adrienne maree brown|Books

This Is Our Time!

adrienne maree brown on design, liberation and transformation as told to Lesley-Ann Noel.

Steven Heller|Essays

Seymour Chwast: Few Words, Many Letters

Seymour Chwast, a man of few words, wishes there were more than 26 letters in the alphabet.

Brian LaRossa|Opinions

Should Book Publishing Leave New York City?

America’s publishing trade took root and flourished in New York because the city’s cultural and geographic conditions created an optimal environment for that to happen.

Kaleena Sales|Terms of Service

Teaching Black Designers

The vibrant complexities of the urban landscape create visual impressions in the mind, eventually serving as a mental library of stored images to use or reference when necessary.