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Emily King

Recent articles by Emily King

Urging cuspers to take a tripIssue 37, Autumn 2000
Review

                                                To launch Tate Modern and Tate Britain, the organisation Tate (an appellation which, however much…                        
Type's blurred code of ethicsFeature

                                    
An advocate of the public designFeature

                                    
Time patterns in perspectiveFeature

                                    
How principles became practiceFeature

                                    
Animating the corporate bodyFeature

                                    
The farewell tour syndromeIssue 74, Winter 2009
Review

                                                Earlier this year I was researching past issues of Emigre magazine for an exhibition project…                        
Dismantling the Basel principleIssue 32, Summer 1999
Feature

                                            The freewheeling global agenda of Müller+Hess both destroys and revives the typographic traditions of their home town.            
Art and art direction (text in full)Issue 38, Winter 2000
Feature

                                            imply two separate worlds, yet artists who use text employ the techniques of graphic design. And so for the pharmaceutical type pastiches in \'The Last Supper\', a series of screenprints, Damien Hirst employed designer Jon Barnbrook.             
Digital type decadeIssue 40, Summer 2001
Feature

                                            
	The sound and fury of ‘radical’ typeface design associated with the early days of PostScript have quietened into a purposeful, prolific hum. There’s a new order of craft and and invention, driven by corporate culture, nostalgia and the demands of the screen.            
Time Out coversIssue 44, Summer 2002
Feature

                                            Pearce Marchbank’s covers added an editorial edge to a listings magazine            
Compare and contrastIssue 25, Summer 1997
Feature

                                            With a CD-ROM based on its legendary lettering archive, Central Saint Martins has created a new tool and resource            
Here, there and nowhereIssue 34, Winter 1999
Feature

                                            Pictures of non-places, the grubby and eroded gaps between the real spaces of the urban realm, make a spectacle of the unspectacular            
Thirty-six point GorillaIssue 23, Winter 1996
Opinion

                                                                            Just about every approach to describing typefaces has been put to the test. Now font names…            