Malcolm Garrett
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Issue 104, Spring 2023
From 1977-92, the Album Cover Albums presented a broad spectrum of record sleeve art, unintentionally raising questions about the way graphic design for popular culture is experienced, interpreted and preserved. By Christopher Wilson. [EXTRACT]
We Made This: Technical challenge
Issue 95, Winter 2018
Sarah Snaith talks to Briar Levit, director of a new film on the history of graphic design
Rub-down revolution
Issue 86, Autumn 2013
A generation before home computers, Letraset’s dry transfer lettering made desktop typography possible – and gave a small group of type designers new insights into letterform construction through the art of stencil-cutting
Fading away before the issues
Issue 41, Autumn 2001
This £400 one-day symposium aimed to instigate ‘an overdue overhaul of the very principles of…
Reputations: Peter Saville
Issue 17, Summer 1995
‘This is a post-design era. It’s deliberately going against all those things that were canonised in the 1980s and are now exhausted.’
Malcolm, Peter … and Keith
Issue 49, Autumn 2003
The British New Wave was born at a boys’ school near Manchester
Reputations: Malcolm Garrett
Issue 12, Spring 1994
‘I figure it’s my job to be this kind of blinkered believer. You know: I am the new futurist, I will live in the technological world.’
I don’t use a Mac but I know a man who can
Issue 13, Summer 1994
British design has split down the middle. Should its priority be art or analysis, and is the computer a new ‘language’ or simply a tool?
By Michael Horsham
Recent blog posts about Malcolm Garrett
Typographic hints for the next generation
26 November 2019
Design education, Graphic design, Posters, Reviews, Typography
‘The New Art School Rules’ is showing in Bury as part of Design Manchester 19. Review by Alex Cameron
‘The New Art School Rules!’ – part of Design Manchester 19 Festival – is an…