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Toward the end of my call with New York artist Blake Jamieson, I could hear the unmistakable rattling of a…

The late Ken Garland’s First Things First manifesto, written in 1963 on the spur of the moment during a public…

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Ritu Ghiya is an artist, designer, and web developer. She helps design Sounds About Riso, a risograph fair founded by…

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In April 2020, A/D/O—the design incubator-meets-community center-meets-café-meets-design shop—announced its impending closure ostensibly due to the pandemic. Since opening in 2017,…

There’s a quote, perhaps apocryphal, from Massimo Vignelli that you’ll sometimes hear from alumni of Cranbrook Academy of Art’s design…

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The day before Juneteenth was commemorated as a national holiday, recognizing for the first time, as a country, the day…