Opinion: Agenda

 

The end of typography: slow death by default

Agenda

Designing for the partially sighted: misguided guidlines
 

Chewing it over: issues of style and content

Critical path, Design history, Magazines, Agenda

Agenda In the spring issue of Eye (no. 47 vol. 12) I wrote a particularly…
 

Meanwhile, in the weird world of art

Agenda

When musicians remake an old hit, it’s called a cover version. When a painter copies an illustrator it’s called fine art
 

Why bother? Ask the Dutch

Graphic design, Agenda

When issues of quality, responsibility and professionalism are debated, the emerging graphic design organisations of Ireland should look to the example of the Dutch BNO
 

What did you do in the design studio today, daddy?

Design education, Graphic design, Visual culture, Agenda

Graphic designers are convinced of the profession’s importance. Now they have to convince everyone else
 

The new typographer muttering in your ear

Agenda

First published in Eye no. 19 vol. 5, 1995…
 

Have you ever really looked at this poster?

Agenda

A critical design history should explore the relationship of form, content and production, argues the author of a new concise history.
 

What has writing got to do with design?

Design history, Graphic design, Agenda

We canonise the giants of design history as champions of total authorship, while overlooking the obvious message of their work
 

No more heroes

Agenda

Why is design history so obsessed by appearance?
 
Get the message?

Get the message?

Technology, Typography, Agenda

Legibility is relative. Is it time we broke the tablets of stone? Agenda by Michèle-Anne Dauppe
 
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