Review

 

Democracy is in the details

John L. Walters

This was a national conference, with straightforward and memorable presentations from Matt Groening, Milton Glaser, Sylvia Harris and Dave Eggers …

 

The look of young Japan

Dan Nadel

The title of this doorstop-sized tome says a lot about Japanese design all by itself. JPG…
 
Japan’s seismic changes

Japan’s seismic changes

John Warwicker

Much of the work shown in this impressive historical overview has rarely been published in…
 
Modernism in the slow lane

Modernism in the slow lane

Rick Poynor

In the years before the Second World War, Britain was slow to embrace the most…
 
Pocket polymath

Pocket polymath

Rick Poynor

Decades before it became almost de rigueur to present yourself as a practitioner – and…
 
Getting into good trouble

Getting into good trouble

Rachel Abrams

While we doomscroll, Spiegelman is still the poster boy for consequential drawing, and he reminds us that enduring printed matter still matters …

 
Full of typos

Full of typos

Simon Esterson

Fraser Muggeridge is a busy guy: exhibitions about book spines, visiting lecturer almost everywhere, but…
 
Future casters

Future casters

Andy Altmann

I am lucky enough to live a stone’s throw from London’s Estorick Collection in Canonbury…
 
Reality is the killer app

Reality is the killer app

Joel Gethin Lewis

The exhibition strikes a balance between presenting a linear series of works and giving over entire spaces to immersive experiences …

 
The nature of a pencil

The nature of a pencil

Lucinda Rogers

In this chunky white book Kenya Hara traces his career by filling the pages with some of the thousands of sketches that have been a vital part of his practice.

 
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