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21 May 2009

Offset 2009

linda king

Why Dublin? Why now (well, November)? Why not?

The scale and ambition of Offset, a three-day ‘creative’ conference, is impressive by any standards…

20 May 2009

Take it from the Top (Applications)

the paper department

Only a few weeks left to enter printed work for the Fedrigoni Awards

There are just three weeks left to enter your printed work for Fedrigoni’s curiously named…

18 May 2009

Tolerate this, and your school’s next

will holder

Designers deplore plans to sever the Rietveld Academy from its building

Today (18 May, 2009) marks the 42nd birthday of the Rietveld building for the Gerrit…

15 May 2009

Kim Hiorthøy strikes again

john l. walters

Cult Norwegian music label produces graphic design monograph (with CDs)

Is the new artefact from Norwegian record label Rune Grammofon a double CD with extended…

13 May 2009

OFFF goes to Lisbon

john davey

Born entertainers . . . the living legends of print and pixel

The OFFF festival celebrates its tenth birthday next year. Until last year, it was held…

8 May 2009

Letter to the editor

jessica jenkins

Re: Reputations of poacher-turned-brandkeeper Ian Anderson and TDR

From Jessica Jenkins Trick or treat? Ian Anderson’s masterstroke of dissolving The Designers Republic and…

6 May 2009

Anne Harild’s animations

the moving picture department

Urgent dispatches from an unsettling, illustrated future

Danish artist Anne Harild is nominally an illustrator (who studied at the University of the…

1 May 2009

The canon, aimed at your back

rick poynor

An exclusive, Web-only Critique by Rick Poynor for the Eye site and blog

Critique, written exclusively for eyemagazine.com and blog.eyemagazine.com This column has never addressed the subject of…

29 April 2009

Q&A with Daniel Eatock

q&a

I used to think ‘canon’ was the same as ‘cannon’, and it could kill you

Online exclusive. For other interviews on the theme of 'Who needs design history?' see Eye…

28 April 2009

Scott Dadich at the EDO

simon esterson

Star Trek’s sci-fi geekery sugars the science pill of the San Fran mag

Here at Eye Towers we’re all too aware of the joys (and limitations) of making…

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