Opinion

 
Different kinds of marginal

Different kinds of marginal

Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

Diane Arbus’s unsparing images retain their power to discomfit. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Colour field

Colour field

Photography, Visual culture, Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

By choosing colour over black-and-white, Joel Meyerowitz pioneered a new type of American street photography. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Fabricated reality

Fabricated reality

Photography, Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

Andreas Gursky’s photographs, manipulated like digital paintings, have spectacular impact. But they can display a lofty detachment from their subjects. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Witness of the moment

Witness of the moment

Photography, Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

A book of informal interviews with Henri Cartier-Bresson is testament to a great photographer’s intuitive eye. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Editorial Eye 95

Editorial Eye 95

Graphic design

John L. Walters

Last summer, during a visit to London, Triboro’s David Heasty made a strong case for…
 
Relentless riches

Relentless riches

Book design, Graphic design, Photography, Critique / Photography, Front matter

Rick Poynor

A busy blockbuster traces the stunning history of Japanese photobooks. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Mississippi dreaming

Mississippi dreaming

Photography, Critique / Photography, Web Critique

Rick Poynor

Alec Soth’s photographic journey along the Mississippi merges the documentary with the poetic. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Graphic language of the wall

Graphic language of the wall

Book design, Photography, Visual culture, Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

Brassaï’s photographs of graffiti with handwritten typographic treatments made striking, almost punkish paperback covers for Le Livre de Poche
 
Editorial Eye 94

Editorial Eye 94

Typography

John L. Walters

The notion that graphic design is fundamentally a creative business, a form of art undertaken…
 
Beyond context

Beyond context

Critique / Photography

Rick Poynor

Mysterious equipment, unknown officials and arcane activities combine in a photobook that is testament to the art of selection and editing. Photo Critique By Rick Poynor
 
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