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Alice Twemlow

Recent articles by Alice Twemlow

The alternative viewpointIssue 97, Autumn 2018
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	The magazines in the stable of Jop van Bennekom and Gert Jonkers are as distinctive in their editorial voices as they are in their visual tone and design            
More than just a gridnikIssue 93, Winter 2016
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                                                Wim Crouwel: Modernist is the disingenuously bald title of a richly textured portrait of the…                        
End of history? Graphic design hasn’t startedIssue 59, Spring 2006
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                                                The New Views symposium elicited two distinct perspectives on graphic design history, raising questions about…                        
Unstable relationsIssue 68, Summer 2008
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                                                In what ways does language shape our understanding of art and design? This is the…                        
Ordinary valuesIssue 80, Summer 2011
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	Design discourse is slowly learning to appreciate the essence of the everyday, writes Alice Twemlow            
Deadpan Dutch design [extract]Feature

                                    
Adding muscle to design with a computer-game protein shakeFeature

                                    
Sex on the coffee table [EXTRACT]Feature

                                    
Theories look good on paperFeature

                                    
The decriminalisation of ornamentIssue 58, Winter 2005
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                                            Spurned and marginalised for more than a century, decoration is enjoying a guilt-free renaissance            
‘No muscles, no tattoos’Issue 61, Autumn 2006
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                                            Each of Jop van Bennekom’s eccentric magazines perches precariously at its niche’s edge            
Electronic TumbleweedIssue 63, Spring 2007
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                                                When someone sets out to make a book to save the planet, they lay themselves…                        
Omnivore: Perspective and embellishmentIssue 58, Winter 2005
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                                            Karen Hsu and Alice Chung of Omnivore use ornament to add meaning to a client brief            
Mooren and Van der Velden: Argyle charmIssue 58, Winter 2005
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                                            The Dutch design duo see decoration as a way to convey messages that are not direct statements            
Denise Gonzales Crisp: The decorationalIssue 58, Winter 2005
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                                            For Denise Gonzales Crisp, typography has the deepest tradition of the decorative within graphic design            
Marian Bantjes: OrnamentalityIssue 58, Winter 2005
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                                            For Marian Bantjes the most powerful ornament comes out of obsession and long hours of intense labour            
Forensic typesIssue 54, Winter 2004
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                                            Excavating the history of lettering gives this New York foundry a contemporary edge            
Club-wielding poster boyIssue 77, Autumn 2010
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                                                ‘American Badass’, ‘Totally Live, Totally Nude’, and ‘Follow Your Damn Bliss’ are some of the…                        
ListsIssue 47, Spring 2003
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                                            From the (a) trivial to the (b) deadly serious, lists dominate visual culture            
The loneliest insight?Issue 50, Winter 2003
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	A broadsheet tackles Helvetica’s use and abuse with the eye of an outsider            
Conference madnessIssue 49, Autumn 2003
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                                            It’s a messy hybrid of live chat show, summer camp, theatre and rock’n’roll            
A refreshing shock to the system [extract]Issue 48, Summer 2003
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                                            Jean Widmer, A Devotion to Modernism: Itinerary of a Designer from Zurich to Paris            