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Brian LaRossa|Opinions

Privilege-Centered Design

“The reader you construct in your imagination changes the way you write almost without your noticing it.”

Brian LaRossa|Opinions

What’s in a Name: How The Title “Art Director” Limits the Role of Design in Publishing

“So, what does an art director do anyway?”

Sara Duell|Opinions

Women's March on Washington: strong in number, but how about design?

On this International Womens Day Sara Duell considers the Women’s March on Washington logo

Michael Bierut|Opinions

Let’s Get to Work

We must bear in mind that democracy is about who we are, not who’s temporarily in office.

Jessica Helfand|Opinions

The Language of Torture

A few words on the magnitude of the primary source

Jessica Helfand|Opinions

Questionable Inheritances

Today, a search for Paul Rand will bring you, in seconds, to Rand Paul. But it was not always so, and for this we can thank Leon Wieseltier, whose departure from a 30-year reign at The New Republic was just announced

An Open Letter to AIGA|Opinions

Status Quo or Transformation? A False Choice

An open letter to AIGA.

Alexandra Lange|Lunch with the Critics

Lunch With The Critics: Second-Annual Year-End Awards

From Twitter to Apollo, Barbie to Occupy Everywhere: The best and worst moments in design for 2011.

John Cary|Opinions

Shelter for Those Who Served

On the unconscionable number of homeless veterans.

John Cary|Opinions

Architecture's Internship Requirement Needs a Redesign

An argument for rethinking architecture's internship requirement

Michael Murphy|Opinions

The Poverty of Starchitecture

Is the demand for architectural service so limited that we follow the money no matter whom it comes from? On March 25th, Zaha Hadid Architects laid off more than 90 employees because of “unforeseen events in North Africa.” …