Review: Graphic design

 
Anglo-Saxon latitudes

Anglo-Saxon latitudes

The London transport maps designed by MacDonald (Max) Gill can be regarded as sitting in…
 
Hardcore history

Hardcore history

More than 40 years after punk happened, the phenomenon is still being fêted as a…
 
From cover to cover

From cover to cover

Originally used to protect book bindings, dust jackets were often discarded before a book was…
 
Don’t judge a book by its title

Don’t judge a book by its title

Never judge a book by its title. If I had done that, I would never…
 
Party people

Party people

‘Made In North Korea’ (House of Illustration, London, 26 March–13 May 2018) is a window…
 
Relics of a vanished world

Relics of a vanished world

‘It’s all about nostalgia now,’ writes Malcolm Garrett in his introduction to Letraset: The DIY…
 
No fixed style

No fixed style

Among British independent record companies, Mute Records, founded in 1978 by ‘accident’, has never enjoyed…
 
Japanese traces

Japanese traces

This winter, the Tokyo exhibition ‘Fragments of Graphism: An Alternative History of Graphic Design in…
 
A social process

A social process

Despite a long and eclectic career that variously spans design, printing, teaching, history and writing…
 
Health redrawn

Health redrawn

Graphic design plays a part in almost every area of our daily lives. But can…
 
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