Category: Books

äntrepō is a studio project by the DC-based design practice Spaeth Hill.

IBM’s mid-century corporate creative direction usually brings to mind Paul Rand, but it’s staff graphic designers and photographers developed posters as a platform for elevating internal communications and initiatives within …

Stories of the supranatural would seem to be among those childish things it is long time we put away. But somehow we never do.

Although the story of design patents is closely intertwined with that of industrial design, in fact design patents predate the emergence of industrial design as an organized professional discipline by nearly a century.

In the last ten years or so we have truly witnessed a resurgence of the sign painter’s craft.

Founded in Philadelphia in 2016, Ulises is a collectively run art bookstore and exhibition space, who edited the recently published Publishing As Practice.

In the 1940s the New York daily newspaper PM’s experimented with the then already "lost art" of sketch reporting.

We rarely think of it this way, but the leaders of organizations are designers too.

An excerpt from Sean Adams’ new book "How Design Makes Us Think".

An interview with Richard Poulin, the long-overdue first comprehensive monograph of Rudolph de Harak’s work.

Do fewer women than men make art professionally? If so, has this been true both historically and at present?

Decades ago, the great artist, poet, musician, and author Gil Scott-Heron famously proclaimed, “The revolution will not be televised.” He was right...It was, however, delivered monthly to newsstands and Black homes within …