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A Man Lies Dreaming
A Man Lies Dreaming
AUTHOR: Lavie Tidhar
PUBLISHER: Melville House
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Marina Drukman
DESIGNER: Marina Drukman
DESIGN FIRM: Melville House Publishing


Accidence Will Happen
Accidence Will Happen
AUTHOR: Oliver Kamm
PUBLISHER: Pegasus Books
DESIGNER: Derek Thornton
DESIGN FIRM: Faceout Studio


All the Birds in the Sky
All the Birds in the Sky
AUTHOR: Charlie Jane Anders
PUBLISHER: Tor
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Irene Gallo
DESIGNER: Will Staehle


Angelus Trilogy
Angelus Trilogy
AUTHOR: Jon Steele
PUBLISHER: Blue Rider Press
DESIGNER: Jason Booher


BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago
BOLD: Alternative Scenarios for Chicago
AUTHOR: Iker Gil
PUBLISHER: MAS Context
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Renata Graw
DESIGNER: Renata Graw, Alexa Viscius, Ansgar Kleem, and Rafael Barontini.
DESIGN FIRM: Normal


Boy Erased
Boy Erased
AUTHOR: Garrard Conley
PUBLISHER: Riverhead Books
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Helen Yentus
DESIGNER: Rachel Willey


Brevity
Brevity
AUTHOR: David Galef
PUBLISHER: Columbia University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Julia Kushnirsky
DESIGNER: Vin Dang
OTHER CREDITS: Photographer: Alexia Galati


BSK 50
BSK 50
AUTHOR: Mark Isitt
PUBLISHER: Frank Architecture & Design
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Igor Kazakov
DESIGNER: Igor Kazakov
DESIGN FIRM: Kazakoff Design


But What If We‘re Wrong
But What If We‘re Wrong
AUTHOR: Chuck Klosterman
PUBLISHER: Blue Rider Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jason Booher
DESIGNER: Office of Paul Sahre


Chris Cran, Sincerely Yours
Chris Cran, Sincerely Yours
AUTHOR: Josee Drouin-Brisebois, Ryan Doherty, Bruce McCulloch, Nancy Tousley, William Wood
PUBLISHER: National Gallery of Canada
DESIGNER: Stefan Canuel
DESIGN FIRM: National Gallery of Canada


Dada Presentism: An Essay on Art and History
Dada Presentism: An Essay on Art and History
AUTHOR: Maria Stavrinaki
PUBLISHER: Stanford University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Rob Ehle
DESIGNER: Anne Jordan and Mitch Goldstein
DESIGN FIRM: Anne Jordan and Mitch Goldstein


Database of Dreams
Database of Dreams
AUTHOR: Rebecca Lemov
PUBLISHER: Yale University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Nancy Ovedovitz
DESIGNER: Thomas Starr
DESIGN FIRM: The Cultural Construction Co.


Design: The Invention of Desire
Design: The Invention of Desire
AUTHOR: Jessica Helfand
PUBLISHER: Yale University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jessica Helfand
DESIGNER: Sara Jamshidi


Everywhen: The Eternal Present in Indigenous Art from Australia
Everywhen: The Eternal Present in Indigenous Art from Australia
AUTHOR: Edited by Stephen Gilchrist; With essays by Stephen Gilchrist, Henry F. Skerritt, Hetti Perkins, Fred Myers, Shawn C. Rowlands, Narayan Khandekar, Georgina Rayner, and Daniel P. Kirby
PUBLISHER: Harvard Art Museums (Distributed by Yale University Press)
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Steven Waldron
DESIGNER: Zak Jensen, Adam Sherkanowski, Becky Hunt
DESIGN FIRM: Harvard Art Museums Design Department


Flamingos
Flamingos
AUTHOR: Grant Maierhofer
PUBLISHER: ITNA Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Mario Dzurila
DESIGNER: Mario Dzurila
DESIGN FIRM: dzurila.com


Girl in Pieces
Girl in Pieces
AUTHOR: Kathleen Glasgow / Krista Marino
PUBLISHER: Random House Children‘s Books | Delacorte
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Alison Impey
DESIGNER: Jen Heuer


Herb Lubalin: Typographer
Herb Lubalin: Typographer
AUTHOR: Editors: Adrian Shaughnessy & Tony Brook, Consultant Editor: Alexander Tochilovsky
PUBLISHER: Unit Editions
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Tony Brook
DESIGNER: Rachel Dalton
DESIGN FIRM: Spin


História da Teoria da Arquitetura
História da Teoria da Arquitetura
AUTHOR: Hanno-Walter Kruft
PUBLISHER: EDUSP
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Gustavo Piqueira
DESIGNER: Gustavo Piqueira / Samia Jacintho
DESIGN FIRM: Casa Rex


How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything
How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything
AUTHOR: Rosa Brooks
PUBLISHER: Simon & Schuster
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Alison Forner
DESIGNER: Darren Haggar


How to Ruin Everything
How to Ruin Everything
AUTHOR: George Watsky
PUBLISHER: Plume
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jason Booher
DESIGNER: Ben Denzer


Ifigênia – Diário de uma jovem que escreveu porque estava entediada
Ifigênia – Diário de uma jovem que escreveu porque estava entediada
AUTHOR: Teresa de la Parra
PUBLISHER: Editora Carambaia
DESIGNER: Gabriela Castro, Gustavo Marchetti, Paulo André Chagas
DESIGN FIRM: Bloco Gráfico


Impact 1.0: Design magazines, journals and periodicals [1922–73]/Impact 2.0: Design magazines, journals and periodicals [1974–2016]
Impact 1.0: Design magazines, journals and periodicals [1922–73]/Impact 2.0: Design magazines, journals and periodicals [1974–2016]
AUTHOR: Editors: Tony Brook & Adrian Shaughnessy
PUBLISHER: Unit Editions
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Tony Brook
DESIGNER: Callin Mackintosh & Tommy Spitters
DESIGN FIRM: Spin


Impossible Modernism
Impossible Modernism
AUTHOR: Robert S. Lehman
PUBLISHER: Stanford University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Rob Ehle
DESIGNER: Anne Jordan and Mitch Goldstein
DESIGN FIRM: Anne Jordan and Mitch Goldstein


Incoming: Veteran Writers on Returning Home
Incoming: Veteran Writers on Returning Home
AUTHOR: Justin Hudnall, Julia Evans, and Rolf Yngve
PUBLISHER: So Say We All
DESIGNER: Adam Vieyra


Lance Wyman: The Monograph
Lance Wyman: The Monograph
AUTHOR: Adrian Shaughnessy
PUBLISHER: Unit Editions
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Tony Brook
DESIGNER: Callin Mackintosh
DESIGN FIRM: Spin / Unit Editions


L‘Heure Bleue or The Judy Poems
L‘Heure Bleue or The Judy Poems
AUTHOR: Elisa Gabbert
PUBLISHER: Black Ocean
DESIGNER: Abby Haddican
DESIGN FIRM: Abby Haddican Design


Manly Health and Training
Manly Health and Training
AUTHOR: Walt Whitman (author), Zachary Turpin (introduction), Kathy Huck (editor)
PUBLISHER: Regan Arts
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Richard Ljoenes
DESIGNER: Richard Ljoenes
DESIGN FIRM: Regan Arts


Measuring Shadows
Measuring Shadows
AUTHOR: Raz Chen-Morris
PUBLISHER: Penn State University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jennifer Norton
DESIGNER: Regina Starace
DESIGN FIRM: Penn State University Press


My Father, The Pornographer
My Father, The Pornographer
AUTHOR: Chris Offutt
PUBLISHER: Atria Books
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Albert Tang
DESIGNER: Jamie Keenan


Negative Publicity: Artefacts of Extraordinary Rendition
Negative Publicity: Artefacts of Extraordinary Rendition
AUTHOR: Edmund Clark and Crofton Black
PUBLISHER: Aperture Foundation and Magnum Foundation
DESIGNER: Ben Weaver


Old Records Never Die
Old Records Never Die
AUTHOR: Eric Spitznagel
PUBLISHER: Plume
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jason Booher
DESIGNER: John Gall


On Directing Film
On Directing Film
AUTHOR: David Mamet
PUBLISHER: Penguin USA
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Paul Buckley, Roseanne Serra
DESIGNER: Christopher Sergio
DESIGN FIRM: Christopher Sergio Design


Penguin Galaxy Series (Dune, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Neuromancer, Stranger in a Strange Land, The Left Hand of Darkness, The Once and Future King)
Penguin Galaxy Series (Dune, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Neuromancer, Stranger in a Strange Land, The Left Hand of Darkness, The Once and Future King)
AUTHOR: Frank Herbert, Arthur C. Clarke, William Gibson, Robert A. Heinlein, Ursula K. Le Guin, T. H. White
PUBLISHER: Penguin Classics
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Paul Buckley
DESIGNER: Alex Trochut


Penguin Orange (Twelve Years a Slave, The Broom of the System, East of Eden, White Noise, The Joy Luck Club, The Snow Leopard, One Flew Over the Cuckoo‘s Nest, The Crucible, On the Road, Ceremony, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, The Call of Cthulhu)
Penguin Orange (Twelve Years a Slave, The Broom of the System, East of Eden, White Noise, The Joy Luck Club, The Snow Leopard, One Flew Over the Cuckoo‘s Nest, The Crucible, On the Road, Ceremony, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, The Call of Cthulhu)
AUTHOR: Solonom Northup, David Foster Wallace, John Steinbeck, Don DeLillo, Amy Tan, Peter Matthiessen, Ken Kesey, Arthur Miller, Jack Kerouac, Leslie Marmon Silko, Shirley Jackson, H.P. Lovecraft
PUBLISHER: Penguin Classics | Penguin Random House
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Paul Buckley
DESIGNER: Paul Buckley, Illustrations by Eric Nyquist


Political Theatre
Political Theatre
AUTHOR: Mark Peterson
PUBLISHER: Steidl
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Mark Peterson, Gerhard Steidl
DESIGNER: Mark Peterson, Gerhard Steidl, Bernard Fischer, David Shields
DESIGN FIRM: Steidl and R-N-R Showprint


Redskins
Redskins
AUTHOR: C. Richard King
PUBLISHER: University of Nebraska Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Nathan Putens
DESIGNER: Gregg Deal


Selva Cosmopolítica
Selva Cosmopolítica
AUTHOR: María Belén Sáez de Ibarra
PUBLISHER: Universidad Nacional de Colombia
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Nicolás Consuegra, Margarita García, Mónica Páez
DESIGNER: Nicolás Consuegra
DESIGN FIRM: Tangrama


Some Rain Must Fall and other stories
Some Rain Must Fall and other stories
AUTHOR: Michel Faber
PUBLISHER: Canongate Books
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Rafaela Romaya
OTHER CREDITS: Illustrator: Yehrin Tong


Summer House with Swimming Pool
Summer House with Swimming Pool
AUTHOR: Herman Koch
PUBLISHER: Dogan Egmont Publishing
DESIGNER: Geray Gencer
DESIGN FIRM: Studio Geray Gencer


Teenage Suicide Notes
Teenage Suicide Notes
AUTHOR: Terry Williams
PUBLISHER: Columbia University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Julia Kushnirsky
DESIGNER: James Victore


The Bed Moved
The Bed Moved
AUTHOR: Rebecca Schiff/Diana Miller
PUBLISHER: Alfred A. Knopf
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Carol Devine Carson
DESIGNER: Janet Hansen


The Children‘s Home
The Children‘s Home
AUTHOR: Charles Lambert
PUBLISHER: Scribner
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jaya Miceli
DESIGNER: Jaya Miceli


The Essential Goethe
The Essential Goethe
AUTHOR: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Edited by Matthew Bell
PUBLISHER: Princeton University Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Maria Lindenfeldar
DESIGNER: Chris Ferrante


The Great William: Writers Reading Shakespeare
The Great William: Writers Reading Shakespeare
AUTHOR: Theodore Leinwand
PUBLISHER: The University of Chicago Press
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Jill Shimabukuro
DESIGNER: Matt Avery
DESIGN FIRM: The University of Chicago Press


The Passion of Mademoiselle S.
The Passion of Mademoiselle S.
AUTHOR: Jean Yves Berthault
PUBLISHER: RANDOM HOUSE; SPIEGEL & GRAU
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Paolo Pepe, Greg Mollica
DESIGNER: Gabriele Wilson


The Pelican Shakespeare (King Lear, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night‘s Dream, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night,  Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, Macbeth)
The Pelican Shakespeare (King Lear, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night‘s Dream, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, Macbeth)
AUTHOR: William Shakespeare
PUBLISHER: Penguin Classics
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Paul Buckley
DESIGNER: Manuja Waldia


The Poser
The Poser
AUTHOR: Jacob Rubin
PUBLISHER: PenguinRandomHouse
DESIGNER: Will Staehle


We Must Become Idealists or Die, Gustav Metzger
We Must Become Idealists or Die, Gustav Metzger
AUTHOR: Daniela Pérez, Gustav Metzger, Andrew Wilson, Leanne Dmyterko, Ula Dajerling, Samuel Dangel, Sören Schmeling
PUBLISHER: Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Maricris Herrera
DESIGNER: Emilio Pérez
DESIGN FIRM: Estudio Herrera


What is Subjectivity?
What is Subjectivity?
AUTHOR: Jean-Paul Sartre
PUBLISHER: Can Publishing
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Utku Lomlu
DESIGNER: Utku Lomlu
DESIGN FIRM: Lom creative


Whiplash: How to Survive Our Faster Future
Whiplash: How to Survive Our Faster Future
AUTHOR: Joi Ito, Jeff Howe
PUBLISHER: Grand Central Publishing
CREATIVE+ART DIRECTOR: Anne Twomey, Grand Central Publishing
DESIGNER: Cover and book interior designed by Michael Bierut and Aron Fay, Pentagram
DESIGN FIRM: Pentagram





Observed


Design, as a professional field, feels broken to some practitioners. A new book, What Design Can’t Do: Essays on Design and Delusion by Lisbon-based designer and writer Silvio Lorusso, offers sanctuary. “What was once a promising field rooted in problem-solving has become a problem in itself,” he writes. “The skill set of designers appears shaky and insubstantial – their expertise is received with indifference, their know-how is trivialised by online services…If you see yourself as a designer without qualities; if you feel cheated, disappointed or betrayed by design, this book is for you.”

Designers are podcasting now! (We know, we know.)

Is it a car? Is it an art installation? Behold solar designer Marjan van Aubel's genre-bending sculptural interpretation of the Lexus Future Zero-emission Catalyst (LF-ZC) concept car.

Art Basel Miami Beach: ain’t nothing but a party

Mice, evidently, are now self-aware. (Which may explain why none are running for U.S. president.)

Leading us ever closer to a landfill-free circular economy, designers are turning to waste as an increasingly flexible material. Using fruit peel, orange seeds, and coffee ground waste collected from businesses in Italy, Krill, a Milan-based design firm, creates products that can be redistributed to the same businesses for use in their offices, instead of furniture made from common plastics. They've created (and patented) a plastic-like biomaterial they call Rekrill: it's fully organic, biodegradable, and can be used over and over again. (Spoiler: it's also expensive.)

Volkswagen, Volvo, Chrysler, BMW, Porsche, Bugatti, Audi, Ford, Kia, General Motors, and Mercedes-Benz all have male design heads, yet women buy more than 60 percent of all new cars sold in the Unted States. Will the rise in the design and production change all that? Debatable.

How Samuel Ross thinks about the design of a park bench as an opportunity to “house” the body.

Did you know that the humble graham cracker was once a symbol of dietary restraint? That chewing gum was once a substitute for rubber? That away from the bar cart, brandy has been used as a cardiac catalyst and a sedative? Design (and intentionality) in food and flavor profiles: a compendium!

The entirety of Logan Airport's candy apple red Terminal E was designed around the concept of efficiency, for travelers and airport workers alike. A curvy structure boasting floor to ceiling windows, ultra-high ceilings, and literally no right angles in sight, Spanish architect Luis Vidal has introduced an iconic structure painted a prismatic red and clad in more than 52,000 square feet of something called photovoltaic glass. (Which, as it turns out, generates its own electricity.) Internal innovations include a sensory room, a space for anxious fliers or neurodivergent travelers who might need a visual and auditory respite from a bustling terminal. “Airports are the cathedrals of the 21st century,” observes the architect. “They serve as the main gateway of countries, requiring a bold presence to leave a positive and lasting impression on the traveler. They must be design-focused because ultimately, everything in a well-designed airport revolves around the freedom of the passenger.”

Through December 16, The Italian Cultural Institute in Lima, Peru is exhibiting a series of posters designed by graphic designers and artists between 1923 and 2022, which collectively tell the story of the 23 editions of the Triennale Milano International Exhibition to date. (You can explore the posters online here.)

Nigerian designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello is an empath, an optimist, and an (aptly) self-described archivist. In addition to his own robust and increasingly global practice, his personal research project (entitled Africa – A Designer)  will be exhibited in Europe next summer. The project looks to document and archive unauthorized Indigenous designed objects that have found their way into our daily lives. 

Long-time Design Observer contributor (and self-professed "student of mall history") Alexandra Lange reviews The Well, a mixed-use space in Toronto. “The result,” Lange observes, “is a bit like adaptive reuse gone Vegas: bigger, smoother, and more mechanically “different” from building to building than a neighborhood that has grown organically.”

An overwhelming amount of media is disproportionately owned by a uniform, wealthy class of global industrialists. Which makes Nukhu—a model and forum for community minded cinema, based in New York—an etraordinary thing to behold. Founded in 2016 by Sanjay Singh, Nukhu's mission empowers independent BIPOC artists and in so doing, nurtures an enlightened artistic community. In an industry where financial backing and recognition remain formidable challenges for independent filmmakers, Nukhu emerges as a beacon of hope and empowerment, standing at the forefront of a movement dedicated to facilitating opportunities and reshaping the narrative for independent artists. (Read more about their Nukhu-powered celebration—called Nukhufest—here.)

Climate TRACE (Tracking Real-time Atmospheric Carbon Emissions) is a global coalition of nonprofits, tech companies, and universities working to make meaningful climate action faster and easier by independently tracking greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, harnessing satellite imagery and other forms of remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and data science expertise to identify human-caused GHG emissions when and where they happen. The website is fast, responsive and frankly, brilliant.

Also in Miami this week, the Japanese female wrestling league Sukeban will be taking over Miami’s Lot 11 Skatepark for one night only to crown its first-ever World Champion. (Stream it here.) In Japanese, Sukeban translates as “delinquent girl,” a nod to the female equivalent of the male banchō in Japanese culture. According to Olympia Le-Tan, a fashion designer and the league’s creative director, the importance of projecting each wrestler’s personality and character through their costume was crucial. (Don't miss the belts.)

Remember Tilly Talbot—billed as the world's first AI designer? She was first announced by our friends at Dezeen last spring, made an appearance at Milan Design Week and beginning today, is “in residence” at The Standard in Miami, for Miami Art Week. Tilly—a bot—was invented by Snoop Studio founder Amanda Talbot after “pondering the relationship between AI and human loneliness, programming her under the studio’s principles of human-centered design that prioritizes nature.” Adds the human Talbot: ”Tilly will challenge you on materials." 

Seventh-generation Diné (Navajo) designer, textile artist, and weaver (and according to her Instagram, part time skater and model) Naiomi Glasses is the inaugural artist in residence … at Ralph Lauren.

The 22nd annual ArtReview 100 is here — click through for an eclectic and inspiring array of artists, many of whom use their platforms to speak truth to power. Photographer Nan Goldin tops the list; her most recent work has been dedicated to exposing the art world’s complicity in the opioid epidemic by accepting money from the Sackler family.  

Love Odih Kumuyi offers an excellent blueprint for designing meetings for inclusion and innovation. It’s all about the psychological safety. “Based on current dynamics or past experiences, individuals have a generalized sense of whether their voices will be received with respect or silenced and dismissed. Leaders asking for individuals to vulnerably share ideas must carefully curate an environment where the rules of engagement are in alignment with principles of psychological safety.” 

The controversial president of the COP28 climate summit, Sultan Al Jaber, does not seem to be on board with fossil fuel targets. “[P]lease, help me, show me a roadmap for a phase-out of fossil fuels that will allow for sustainable socio-economic development, unless you want to take the world back into caves,” he said at last month's She Changes Climate summit. 

London-based designer Brendan Callaghan obscures typography through a series of imagined destinations in his project, Untold Roads—an exquisite site for adventurers—or, frankly, for anyone who appreciates a beautifully articulated demonstration of what happens when form reinforces content. See the case study here.

In Boston, Northeastern University is looking for a full-time Professor in Design, Civic/Social Values and Democracy. Details here.

Minnesota flag finalists' entries into a statewide competition all reflect common themes and elements: all of them have a star, a nod to the state's motto "L'Etoile du Nord," and some shade of blue (for the land of 10,000 lakes). FairVote Minnesota—an organization which advocates for implementing ranked choice voting—conducted the election, and more than 12,000 people cast their vote. Here's the winner.

The first graphic appeared on a Kansas plate in 1942, with sunflowers on the lower left and right sides. Since then it's been a wild ride. (If you're late to the Plategate party, here's a primer.)

“This is her fifth long-form visual project,”writes Wesley Morris in his review of Renaissance, Beyoncé’s newest movie, out now in theatres. “We’re now talking about an auteur.” Morris doesn’t stop there. “Simply at the presentation level, coherence and visual imagination are in the house.” Observes Vanderbilt Professor Michael Eric Dyson—who calls Beyoncé a process theologian—"her secular sites have offered spiritual nourishment, providing a venue for uplifting holy praise in thanks for the vibrant variety of life."

Did you know that the Institute for Scrap Recycling sponsors a design award? And that it has done so for more than three decades? Friends, you have until February 12 to submit your game-changing ideas. Get cracking.

Legendary architect William McDonough—who was one of the first proponents of “circular” design—thinks we’re talking about the issue all wrong. And on that same topic, this year's Business of Design summit brings together policymakers, business executives, and creative leaders to identify critical challenges, innovative ideas, and smart design processes driving circular design. (More here.)

Thanks to a number of new collective projects in Paris, Ukrainian design is becoming a fully-fledged part of the global creative industry.

This just in from the Department of Dystopian Prognostications! A new AI tool— called COLE, named in honor of Henry Cole (the creator of the first graphical Christmas card in 1843) lets you type in a graphic design project idea and have an AI generate not only the image, but the text to support it baked in. 



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