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Hardcore history

Hardcore history

Rick Poynor

More than 40 years after punk happened, the phenomenon is still being fêted as a…
 
Rational, exuberant, eclectic

Rational, exuberant, eclectic

Sébastien Morlighem

In a section of his final book, Vision in Motion (1947), László Moholy-Nagy describes what…
 
Instant gratification

Instant gratification

Ed Park

The Polaroid Project is a well produced, large-format hardback, with informative essays from expert contributors…
 
From cover to cover

From cover to cover

Steven Heller

Originally used to protect book bindings, dust jackets were often discarded before a book was…
 
The art of small moments

The art of small moments

John L. Walters

To call Chris Ware a genius seems obvious, banal, almost. So much praise has been…
 
Don’t judge a book by its title

Don’t judge a book by its title

Paul Shaw

Never judge a book by its title. If I had done that, I would never…
 
Time and type

Time and type

Jan Middendorp

One of the privileges that comes with being a typography and graphic design buff in…
 
Party people

Party people

Jon Gray

‘Made In North Korea’ (House of Illustration, London, 26 March–13 May 2018) is a window…
 
Relics of a vanished world

Relics of a vanished world

Jane Lamacraft

‘It’s all about nostalgia now,’ writes Malcolm Garrett in his introduction to Letraset: The DIY…
 
No fixed style

No fixed style

Rick Poynor

Among British independent record companies, Mute Records, founded in 1978 by ‘accident’, has never enjoyed…
 
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