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16 March 2010

Are you sitting comfortably?

sally jeffery

70 different ways to get children toSit Down at the Museum of Childhood

Left to themselves, children settling down with a book will almost always drape, wedge, lean…

8 March 2010

Ms Understood in Whitechapel

sally jeffery

Eye looks back at 1970s campaign posters on International Women’s Day

These campaign posters may never have been widely seen, but they should be, writes Sally…

1 March 2010

Signs of a city

john ridpath

Eye revisits the typography of Athenian street signs

When Minos Zarifopoulos wrote about Athenian street signs in Eye 45, he worried that a…

26 February 2010

Back to the future

liz farrelly

Day two at the ‘Decoding the digital’ conference at the V&A

Day two of the ‘Decoding the Digital’, conference at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London…

25 February 2010

The Wm. Morris code

liz farrelly

Finding digital roots in the Arts and Crafts Movement

The first day of the ‘Decoding the Digital’ conference (Victoria and Albert Museum, London 4-…

18 February 2010

20-20 digital hindsight.

honor beddard

Early adopters of computer art and design enter the V&A collections

In the past few years the Victoria and Albert Museum has amassed what is now…

17 February 2010

Knots and geography

maxwell roberts

A psychologist challenges the Beck gospel of Underground octolinearity

Henry Beck’s iconic map (or diagram) of 1933 tamed the London Underground by showing chaotic…

12 February 2010

Athenian walkways

john ridpath

Design Walk 2010 asks: where is this thing called ‘Greek design’?

Last week Eye was invited to take part in the fourth annual Design Walk in…

10 February 2010

Mining the graphic mother-lode

Read the latest Web-only Critique from Rick Poynor on the Eye website

Rick Poynor’s latest Critique is now live on the Eye site. It’s an article about the…

8 February 2010

Town of type

the events department

Revisiting the book designers of St Gallen, Switzerland

St Gallen in northeastern Switzerland is renowned for its Abbey Library, with its valuable medieval…

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