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Rick Poynor|Essays
The House That Design Journalism Built
Printed design magazines continue to fail and close. Where does that leave design writing and criticism?
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Welcome to the Hall of Femmes
How should we celebrate women in design, past, present, future?
Rick Poynor|Essays
Speculative Fiction, Speculative Design
The cover of England Swings SF is one of those prescient imaginative leaps that vaulted so far it disappeared from the historical record.
William Underhill|Projects
Comradettes
New women's fashion collection celebrating history of labor
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Let’s Go! World’s Fairs of the 1930s
"Designing Tomorrow" at the National Building Museum showcases the optimisim, futurism, and dreamy design ideas of the 1930s.
Rick Poynor|Essays
Lost Inside the Collector’s Cabinet
The Collector’s Cabinet at the Frederic Marès Museum in Barcelona is a mind-bending, sense-bedazzling palace of artifactual wonders.
Rick Poynor|Essays
On My Shelf: Stefan Lorant’s Lilliput
Stefan Lorant’s use of photos in pairs could be wry, funny, bizarre, whimsical, satirical and not always kind.
Julie Lasky|Essays
Chandigarh to Create Inventory of Corbu/Jeanneret Furniture
A committee convened by the government of Chandigarh, India, is assessing the value of site-specific furniture pieces designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret a half-century ago.
Rick Poynor|Essays
Books Every Graphic Designer Should Read
The Designers & Books website has published my list of 20 indispensable books about graphic design.
Rick Poynor|Essays
Paul Stiff, the Reader’s Champion
For the late Paul Stiff, design educator, writer, editor and skeptic, typography must never neglect to serve the reader.
Steven Heller|Slideshows
Paul Rand, Painter
Paul Rand had more in common with Paul Klee than a four letter first and last name. He too, painted.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
In T: High Fiber
"Knoll Textiles, 1945-2010" opens new territory in midcentury design – upholstery – and shows us more than a few new female designers.
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