Feature
The Crafty Linotyper
Made in 1941 for AD magazine, Herbert Matter’s ‘typographic ballet’ is a dreamlike curiosity
Adventures in motion pictures. The post-photographic age
Do editors’ demands for both motion and stills mean that an era of still photography is coming to an end?
Fired up and hired
MTV has championed animators from every corner of the globe, while the technology of creation and delivery has been evolving as fast as the channel itself. But now the stakes have changed
PROBLEM UNSOLVED!
Faced by the eccentricities of a new show, Web legend Yugo Nakamura opts, brilliantly, to flaunt its flaws
LUST AND LIKEABILITY
Elegant, chunky, laugh-out-loud, nervy, bookish, perfumed . . . our informal jury puts type into words
Legible in public space
Whether as labelling, wayfinding or mere decoration, letters bring function and form to the built environment. By John D. Berry
Off the rails
Brian Griffin, who made management look dark and funny in the 1970s and 80s, turns his lens on rail workers and their bosses
Drive-by dreams
The ancient trucks that ply the roads of Mali and Senegal offer a moving show of landscapes far removed from reality