Also in this week’s Design Diary, a lovely new redesign for stellar publisher Sternberg Press, a fantastic looking website and…
Words by Meg Miller
Published onDecember 13th, 2019
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This roundtable interview was first published in Eye on Design Magazine, issue #05: Distraction. To many, social media and education…
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This article is excerpted from the sixth issue of Eye on Design magazine. Pick up a copy of Eye on…
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Following in the footsteps of our London City Guide, this is the first in a new series that weighs the…
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In the early 1930s, Iwao Yamawaki and Michiko Yamawaki arrived at the gates of the Bauhaus in Dessau all the way…
In 1920, Vladimir Lenin signed a decree that was to have a monumental effect on artists in post-revolutionary Russia. This…
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E Roon Kang lives and works in New York, where he operates the interdisciplinary design and research studio Math Practice,…
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Also in this week’s Design Diary, our roundup of projects, events, and general design world news, we bring you the…
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