“Critical Design Council – Content Aware Square is a new initiative of students at Royal College of Art (UK), Werkplaats Typografie (NL), ECAL (CH), Gerrit Rietveld Academie (NL), UdK Berlin (DE), Manystuff (FR), Central St. Martins (UK), ENSAD (FR), and Yale University School of Art (US) to approach the question of criticality within graphic design as a practice and industry. The project will include both talks and discussion panels, as well as an itinerant reading room featuring bespoke publications produced by students and invited practitioners.
The inaugural public meeting of Critical Design Council – Content Aware Square will take place in London at Café Oto on Sunday 24 February at 15h00. Invited speakers include Robin Kinross (Hyphen Press), Zak Kyes (AA Print Studio), Deterritorial Support Group, Charlotte Cheetham (Manystuff) and Maki Suzuki (Åbäke). Admission is free.”
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via Google Reader — Hofstede http://bit.ly/17Xey9h
via Google Reader — Mall of America Gets Wrapped Up http://bit.ly/15PDks3
via Google Reader — Esquire http://bit.ly/106GHX6
via Google Reader — Posted: Acid, surf mag from Barcelona http://bit.ly/YVVxi8
via Google Reader — Remembering Blitz magazine http://bit.ly/YVVx1L
My Favorite Magazine & Bob Newman
Gotto read; a fun project & very helpful!
The champion magazine blog MagCulture is making a magazine – and they want your help.
“It’s going to be a fast, one-off publication with the working title ‘My Favorite Magazine’, and all profits going to support Bob Newman, a great art director, true magaholic and the man behind Newmanology. You can read more about Bob’s situation here. The magazine will be published as a print-on-demand project through MagCloud.
Read all about specs here on MagCulture and participate!
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ShowPaper #157
The 4th and final issue curated by Panther Club featuring cover art by p/c founder Michael Willis. Design by Michael Willis and Rob Chabebe @EyeBodega
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The Design That Conquered Google
http://nyr.kr/105tcXB
via Google Reader — Essay 4: Music http://bit.ly/100N5eU
