Opinion
A critical design history should explore the relationship of form, content and production, argues the…
British design has split down the middle. Should its priority be art or analysis, and is the computer a…
Features
“I don’t think I could have come out on the streets with these posters in Berlin, Paris, or London –…
Robert Harling’s eclectic magazine, published in the 1930s, is the first in a new occasional series.
Tomato are a group of friends, a physical space somewhere in Soho, a multimedia workshop, descendents of…
Perfume packaging must evoke the indescribable. It has its own designers, conventions and codes.
Born in Czechoslovakia, Ladislav Sutnar was a pioneer of information design. Working in America in the…
Irma Boom’s work is lucid yet challenging. It upsets her colleagues, while pleasing her clients.
How are publishers coping with the advent of new media? Two ambitious series expand the format of the…
It is time to think again about design’s social function and the way it is determined by our culture.