Review

 

Fading away before the issues

John L. Walters

This £400 one-day symposium aimed to instigate ‘an overdue overhaul of the very principles of…
 

The chemistry that created a winning Swiss formula

Richard Hollis

Where did the ‘Swiss style’ come from? The book Corporate Diversity answers the question: it…
 

The elegant simplicity of torn paper

Simon Esterson

There is an elegant simplicity about this combined book and DVD on the Dutch designer…
 

Sixties Soul Sister

Alex Coles

Books on graphic design predictably seem to be polarised into two categories: the well conceived…
 

Design for the underground

Eric Kindel

Following his seminal 1969 article in the Penrose Annual, ‘The Design of the London Underground…
 

Spinning out of common sense

Aaron Seymour

This is a slim, attractive volume, just the kind of thing to take on holiday…
 
A quiet little blockbuster

A quiet little blockbuster

Stuart Bailey

Amid the heavyweight competition, this 150mm square block charms through a directness of purpose and…
 

The stuff they like

The Fall 2000 issue of The Ganzfeld was a 152-page pocket book; the latest is…
 
Twentieth-century Renaissance man

Twentieth-century Renaissance man

Jim Northover

My generation grew up in awe of a handful of American designers. Pre-eminent among them…
 
Meet me in Provence

Meet me in Provence

Wayne Ford

If photography had a Mecca, the annual Rencontres d’Arles in the south of France would…
 
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