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Lucienne Roberts

Recent articles by Lucienne Roberts

Nothing like the real thingIssue 39, Spring 2001
Review

                                                Went to the conference, visited the exhibition, read the books but didn’t buy the T-shirt…                        
Street life [extract]Feature

Learning in publicFeature

Public health, private artFeature

Plain words for direct actionFeature

Art in the everydayFeature

From A to BFeature

First Things First Manifesto 2000Issue 33, Autumn 1999
Feature

                                            Thirty-three visual communicators renew the 1964 call for a change of priorities            
Being goodIssue 63, Spring 2007
Opinion

                                            When designers start to question what words such as ‘good’ and ‘bad’ and ‘soul’ really mean, they can’t avoid ethics. And that’s no bad thing.            
Being goodIssue 62, Winter 2006
Opinion

                                            Most avenues take me back to ethics            
Read me! Part 2. Literacy in graphic design educationIssue 37, Autumn 2000
Feature

	‘Relativist’ debates within the profession have extended to the way design and typography are taught. If there are no agreed standards – no absolutes within design – how can one teach? Are we heading towards a state of ‘institutional ignorance’ as tutors have less knowledge to pass on to their students?            
Read me! Part 1. Literacy in graphic designIssue 37, Autumn 2000
Feature

	Graphic designers are responsible for the communication of ideas through words, signs and pictures. Yet experimentation and new aesthetics cannot emerge without a thorough understanding of reading and writing: if we accept that language is important, we must be prepared to protect it