Critique
Critique is the regular Eye column by Rick Poynor.
Space for stories
Visual Editions’ box of literary maps challenges authors to think differently about the structures that…
Occupation hazardous
For ‘place hackers’, subversive and daredevil urban explorers, photography validates a search for the…
Incisive vision
Eduardo Paolozzi’s gifts as a collagist have been neglected by the worlds of both art and design.…
Empathy and doubt in Arles
From the cool alienation of colour to the directness of black and white – Rick Poynor reflects on the…
Identity crisis
Rebranding ITV was meant to generate a warm glow – not the heated reaction it received from viewers.…
Cold-blooded runaways
A third edition of Redheaded Peckerwood, Christian Patterson’s ravishing photobook, gives this enduring…
An outlandish everyman
These short films throw new light on the eccentric collaboration between 1960s film-maker / designer…
Look south
In the first of a new series of Photo Critiques, Rick Poynor examines The Latin American Photobook by…
The woman who took on the Wolf Man
Sława Harasymowicz’s first foray into graphic novels illuminates a Freudian case history with thrilling…
Graphic and grotesque
Hidden Treasure, in its reflection of our bodies in all their pathos and horror, has a morbid but…