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Alexandra Lange|Essays
D/R Love
There is much online excitement about the D/R exhibition, opening tomorrow.
Jessica Helfand|Essays
All Things Matter
His name was Herbert Matter, a man even the ornery Paul Rand described as possibly the least pompous person on the planet. When I was a junior in college, he taught me how to make a Photogram. He was 74 years old.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Love & Architecture
When Aline met Eero in January 1953, she was the associate art editor and critic for the New York Times. A little over a year later she would become Aline B. Saarinen.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Love & Architecture
When Aline met Eero in January 1953, she was the associate art editor and critic for the New York Times. A little over a year later she would become Aline B. Saarinen.
Mark Lamster|Essays
Peter Paul Rubens: Graphic Designer
In his day, Rubens was also revered as a diplomat, an architect, a classical scholar, and even a graphic designer.
Steven Heller|Essays
Ramparts: Agent of Change
Ramparts magazine has been dead for almost two decades, but to look back at it, it stands out as one to remember.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
D/R Rising
Jane Thompson, Ben Thompson’s widow and former partner, has organized an installation with a number of former D/R employees.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Lost Research
My nostalgia for box numbers and call slips was provoked by the news in yesterday’s Times that years of files from industrial designer Gilbert Rohde’s office were found in an unpaid storage unit,
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Nothing Runs Like A...
A note about Deere & Company’s foray into the consumer market.
John Emerson|Interviews
Pressed into Service
Interview with Lincoln Cushing, co-author of Agitate! Educate! Organize!: American Labor Posters.
Mark Lamster|Essays
The Lion of Belgium
In the history of strange maps, this image of Belgium as a lion, printed in 1611 by cartographer Jodicus Hondius of Amsterdam, is surely a classic
Ars Libri Ltd|Collections
Hungarian Rhapsody
This collection is the record of the immensely productive life of György Kepes.
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