A Graphic Identity Made of and for SALT, the New Cultural Institution
SALT's flexible identity system is not simply mutation for its own sake. It is change with the intention of creating an awareness about design. More »
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Steven Heller is the co-chair of the MFA Design program at the School of Visual Arts and co-founder of the MFA Design Criticism program. More
SALT's flexible identity system is not simply mutation for its own sake. It is change with the intention of creating an awareness about design. More »
After fourteen years of roasting everyone from Princess Diana to Margaret Thatcher on his TV show, Law gave it all up to throw clay More »
A partner in the design firm Pentagram, Scher started painting maps because it forces her to have patience, a trait she lacks in daily life More »
Horrified by her young daughter's clip-art temporaries, Tina Roth Eisenberg, the designer known as Swiss Miss, created some of her own More »
The School of Visual Arts honors Sorel this month with a 'Masters Series' exhibition of his illustrations for many of the major magazines More »
The digital character, so popular now it can be found everywhere from websites to billboards, will be celebrated at an upcoming conference More »
When he's not working as a typographer and editorial illustrator, Macdonald makes tens of thousands of props for movies and television More »
Conal thought he was cured after the election of Barack Obama, but his adversarial art is back now -- and with a vengeance More »
Of the many icons created after 9/11, those makeshift memorials and haunting "missing" flyers were the most devastatingly sad More »
Age is often associated with creative obsolescence—so why are so many of the oldest designers still so good? More »
A designer dreams up everything from hot-tub cars to shoes with headlights—and sometimes predicts the future More »
The Happy Film examines what happens when we follow psychologists' advice—and when we do things that scare us More »
From children's toys to chunks of the Berlin Wall, this collection is showing that Cold War design is more than propaganda More »
Stephan Van Dam's 3D maps are already in the MoMA—and his new app boldly goes where no mapmaker has gone before More »
FORM magazine—an essential read for anyone who cares about product or graphic design—shows why print design publications are still better than websites More »
How the former art director of SPY turned the Yiddish magazine Pakn Treger into an inspiring mix of Jewish history and modern design More »
Ray guns, goggles, and giant mechanical creations fill the pages of the beautiful, old-meets-new Steampunk Bible More »
Ignored for decades, the design pioneer Ladislav Sutnar might have been forgotten—but his son, Radislav, made sure that didn't happen More »
A mega-retailer and a tiny wood type museum in Wisconsin join forces to bring a different kind of style to the back-to-school crowd More »
Joep Pohlen's Letter Fountain, a handbook that stands out in design publishing's most crowded category, has hit American shelves More »
