Eye Magazine

24 February 2011

Port of entry

john l. walters, the magazine department

Two art directors and an editor launch a brand new men’s magazine

You could be forgiven for thinking that the cold Spring of 2011, with its cutbacks…

23 February 2011

What’s ‘The Story’?

andrew losowsky

Miscellaneous ‘creatives’ re-imagine themselves as ‘storytellers’

Stories can be dangerous, writes Andrew Losowsky. ‘Don't become your story,’ warned The Dialogue Project’s…

22 February 2011

Big in Japan

the events department

Ronald Clyne’s covers for Folkways Records on show in Tokyo

Ronald Clyne’s LP covers for Folkways Records were recently exhibited at Gallery 5610 (below), a…

21 February 2011

God’s eye view

anne burdick

Anne Burdick navigates the hippy aesthetics of The Universal Traveler

Great moments in information design (continued). I was cleaning out my father’s studio library when…

17 February 2011

Words, windows, chaos

john ridpath, the technology department

Tim De Cort’s ongoing typographic experiments in code

The sheer scale of last year’s V&A show Decode: Digital Design Sensations, served to illustrate…

16 February 2011

Punching through the din

jim northover

Jim Northover and an ‘inheritance’ of Saul Bass movie posters at Kemistry

It started in the 1960s, writes Jim Northover. It was then that John Lloyd, a…

15 February 2011

Stendhal moments

john ridpath, the events department

Overwhelming beauty in scientific research – at Boijmans in Rotterdam

An astonishing collection of images of great beauty from the natural sciences went on show…

14 February 2011

Billion-dollar brainteaser

gill ross

Gill Ross on David McCandless’s ‘beautiful’ Billion-Dollar-O-Gram

Great moments in information design (continued). We have so much access to information now, writes…

11 February 2011

Musicalculator

the music department

Let musical data communicate the sweet sound of information

The latest issue of Eye celebrates the visualisation of information (among other things), but let’s…

9 February 2011

Phil Sayer and Robert Marsden

the picture department

‘Manhattan in Moscow’ and ‘Contradictions’ at the Marsden Woo

Phil Sayer’s photographs of Soviet architecture (below) go on show alongside the uncomprimisingly minimalist metal…

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