Emily Oberman

Recent articles about Emily Oberman

A century of no, No, NO

Issue 98, Spring 2019

Review

The exhibition framed the New York’s powerful social history of women’s activism through the lens and medium of graphic design and visual art.

Back after these messages: the No. 17 show

Issue 39, Spring 2001

Feature

With Number Seventeen, their New York design practice, Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler have acquired a reputation for dancing letterforms and emotionally resonant, playful graphics that speak directly to TV viewers who haven’t yet turned into their parents

High and low (a strange case of us and them?)

Issue 7, Summer 1992

Feature

Designers take a superior view of vernacular typography. Is it time to come down from on high?

Editorial Eye 39

Issue 39, Spring 2001

Opinion

An old German saying claims that the Devil hides in the details. Most designers, aligning…

Blog posts about Emily Oberman

New York state of mag

24 May 2018
Graphic design, Magazines, Visual culture

ModMag takes Manhattan next Wednesday for a one-day celebration of magazine-making with Gail Bichler, Richard Turley, Emily Oberman and more
Anyone who has attended or taken part in London’s annual Modern Magazine conference will know…

Offset 2015: day three

23 March 2015
Graphic design, Illustration, Magazines, Photography, Typography, Visual culture

Andrew Rae, Matthew Thompson, Sue Murphy, Matt Willey, Andy Altmann and Cartoon Saloon. Anna Kealey concludes her coverage of the Dublin Offset conference
The closing day of Offset’s presentations were full of colour and comedy, writes Anna Kealey…

Noted #57

1 January 2014
Book design, Magazines, Photography, Visual culture

Publications from the British Council, Monika Bartels / FontWerk, Carter Wong, Pentagram and Thomas Manss
Here are a few publications that grabbed our attention in the last few weeks. The…