Eye Magazine

Here are half a dozen interesting books that landed on Eye’s desks and plan chests in recent months …

During a year in which the UK has seen far-right rallies, the conference was a renewed call to stand in solidarity with people of colour.

Despite many challenges, Kyiv’s first big international festival of design and illustration went ahead without serious disruption.

To say that Otl Aicher’s work is the best you can see anywhere is an understatement, writes Quentin Newark.

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The sports event symbols for the 1972 Olympics are rightly regarded as one of graphic design’s undoubted high points, writes Quentin Newark …

It is always interesting to see a designer transcend the constraints of commercial practice …

The publication includes Levit’s journey through a multi-faceted practice of designing, writing, teaching, editing, directing and archiving …

Read the Eye Events page to stay up to date with exhibitions, conferences, talks and workshops … and book for Type Tuesday

Ken Garland started working for Galt Toys in 1961, and later conceived and designed toys and games for them.