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Yvonne Schwemer-Scheddin

Recent articles by Yvonne Schwemer-Scheddin

Typographers go to LeipzigFeature

                                    
Horror, fish and sunrise platformsFeature

                                    
Reputations: Adrian FrutigerIssue 31, Spring 1999
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	‘I was fortunate. Early in life, I understood that my world was a two-dimensional one. At sixteen I knew that my work would be in black and white.’            
From notebook to hyperbookIssue 32, Summer 1999
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                                            In the Wiener Ausgabe, Michael Nedo translated Wittgenstein’s wide-ranging and intertwined philosophical remarks into typographic form            
Reputations: Hans-Rudolf LutzIssue 23, Winter 1996
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                                            ‘I am addicted to teaching. I have a compulsion to explain the world to others, and to have it explained to me again and again by the students’            
Reputations: Gunter RambowIssue 26, Autumn 1997
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                                            One of the few remaining poster designers with political edge now teaches his students to reflect more than just Zeitgeist.            
Reputations: Josef Müller-BrockmannIssue 19, Winter 1995
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	‘I would advise young people to look at everything they encounter in a critical light … Then I would urge them at all times to be self-critical.’            
Reputations: Wolfgang WeingartIssue 4, Summer 1991
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	‘My work is like a quarry. People see a stone they like, appropriate it and work it until there’s nothing left.’ Eye talks to the father of New Wave typography.            
Signals in the streetIssue 2, Winter 1990
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                                            Poster design is an instantaneous art. Eye looks at prize-winners from “Typography Germany ’90”            
The good radicalIssue 1, Autumn 1990
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                                            In Eckhard Jung’s work the teaching of Ulm lives on            