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Julie Anixter|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Design Standard-Bearer or the Trendsetter
Are you looking for design moments that shook the world or that are off the beaten path?
Doug Powell|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Design Practitioner and the Theorist
Books that provide a broad understanding of the world around you.
Michael Bierut|Audio
S3E11: Melissa Harris
Melissa Harris is editor at large of the Aperture Foundation and the author of A Wild Life: A Visual Biography of Photographer Michael Nichols.
Sean Adams|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Serenity-seeker and the Problem-solver
Are you looking to escape reality or face it? Either way, we’ve got the book for you.
The Editors|Competitions
50 Books | 50 Covers of 2017: Call for Entries
AIGA + Design Observer are pleased to announce the opening of the 50 Books | 50 Covers competition for books published in 2017.
Michael Bierut|Books
Holiday Book List 2017: Master Class
You don’t have to be a creative to appreciate these reads. A curious mind will do.
Sean Adams|Evidence
Fake News: Blow Up
We are conditioned to understand that a photograph is an honest record of an object, time, and place.
Michael Bierut|Essays
Everything I Know About Design I Learned from The Sopranos
After eight years, 86 episodes, and untold quantities of gobbagool, The Sopranos finished its run on HBO. And this is what we’ve learned, from a design point of view.
Maya P. Lim|Reviews
Never Use Futura
It could have been Never Use Comic Sans. Or Never Use Arial. Or—dare I write it?—Never Use Helvetica. Instead, Douglas Thomas chose Futura.
Michael Bierut|Essays
I Love the 80s
Miami Vice: the quintessential postmodern design artifact, in all its glory and all its disgrace.
Michael Bierut|Essays
Now You See It
There was a message hidden in the illustration on the cover of the New York Times Book Review. At least I think it was hidden. Did you see it? Why didn’t I?
Ken Gordon|Essays
Jane Jacobs Took It to the Streets
So much of our legendary urbanist’s accomplishments involved bringing the design of cities down to earth from the soaring views of modernists.
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