Review: Graphic design

 
Object lesson

Object lesson

Chris Ashworth’s Disorder (Thames & Hudson, £60) arrives in an almost absurd format: 490 pages…
 
Shape and colour

Shape and colour

By combining self-initiated experiments with commissioned work, Martens has positioned himself at the intersection of an artistic and applied practice.

 
Way with words

Way with words

Barbara Kruger’s career began in magazines, but for the past four or more decades she’s identified as an artist …

 

Deadpan Dutch design

Dutch design, say the authors, is not something confined to The Netherlands; it is more of a spirit or an approach with global reach and global implications.

 

A graphic haven in the heart of Berlin

Presentations … covered a panoramic, inspirational collection of work and ranged in delivery from humble, mumbly, apologetic and stern, to the cocky, passionate, witty and evangelical.

 

The look of young Japan

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

Much of the work shown in this impressive historical overview has rarely been published in the West …

 
Modernism in the slow lane

Modernism in the slow lane

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

Pocket polymath

Decades before it became almost de rigueur to present yourself as a practitioner – and…
 
The nature of a pencil

The nature of a pencil

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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