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Taxali Shows
by Steven Heller
Gary Taxali's most recent show, The Taxali 300, at Narwhal Art Projects in Toronto, opened on Jan 26 and will close Feb 28. So if you are above the lower 48, in the land of the Maple Leafs and frozen tundra, check out the retrospective of Taxali's witty comics, spots and illustrations.... More
Tea Style
by Steven Heller
The fragile state of the fledgling Tea Party movement, which is riven with policy disagreements over how its revolt should be managed, appears to have one thing together - posters. For all its reckless rhetoric — Americans will be “boiled to death in the cauldron of the nanny state” — the posters have a certain primitive flair.... More
Toyota's Logo v. Fella's Type
by Steven Heller
For a car company with such a pleasant logo, it's too bad the products are such safety hazards. But let's talk logo (it might be pleasanter). The current Toyota mark consists of three ovals. Or stated in the troubled company's own words, "the two perpendicular center ovals represent a relationship of mutual trust between the customer and Toyota." Hmmmmm.... More
Patti Recalled
by Steven Heller
In Patti Smith's current memoir "Just Kids," about her relationship with Robert Mapplethorpe and her life during the late 60s and early 70s in New York's avant garde, she neglected one important fact. Well, it was important to me, in retrospect, though at the time I too was just a kid. Patti and I worked together at Rock Magazine, a second cousin to Rolling Stone. I was art director, she was a staff writer. I was learning about magazine design, she was trying to define herself.... More
100 Years of Howards End
by Peter Terzian
On the 100th anniversary of E.M Forster's novel Howards End, a look back at two classic book covers from David Gentleman and Edward McKnight Kauffer.... More
Viva Mariscal!
by Steven Heller
One of the most creatively versatile artists/filmmakers/designers in the Western world, Javier Mariscal, has a rich website. It features a wide range of comics, design, architecture and what he calls "art interventions." In 2009 Phaidon published a monograph, which is available in the U.S., but harder to find is his mammoth book of sketches.... More
Dissent in Qatar
by Steven Heller
Tomorrow Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar opens the exhibition "The Design of Dissent" curated by Milton Glaser and Mirko Ilic. It will run from 3 February - 7 March. Qatar is a unique venue for this kind of exhibit, so hats are off to the organizers for taking the step.... More
The Catcher: The Cover
by Steven Heller
Book cover designs are more than just protective, decorative, and promotional. Some are logos as memorably charged as Coke or IBM. Take the paperback cover for The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, who died last Thursday at 91 (unless, of course, its another ploy to retain his privacy). The simple yellow type against a blood red field says absolutely nothing about the plot yet everything about the book.... More
The Best Movie Site Ever
by Steven Heller
Rick Prelinger is arguably the most ambitious film archivist on the planet. The Prelinger Archives is doubtless the most extensive collection of industrial, cautionary, education and amateur films around. In 2002 the personal archive was acquired by the Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, which holds around 4,000 on videotape. The best part is that all these films can be viewed online and downloaded mostly for free.... More
Review: The Animator's Survival Kit
by John Canemaker
Richard Williams, one of the greatest animators of his generation, has dazzled audiences in short films, movie titles (i.e., The Return of the Pink Panther; The Charge of the Light Brigade), hundreds of TV commercials, and features that have won more than 250 international awards.... More
Design Resources for Helping Haiti
by Jeremy Lehrer
After the Haiti earthquake, designers who want to help from afar can put their skills to use in any number of ways. Here are a few options and a resource list for further study.... More
Holocaust - 65 Years later
by Steven Heller
While much of the news for designers yesterday was taken up with the Apple iPad Tablet, the sixty-fifth anniversary of the Holocaust came and went. Throughout Europe many memorials marked this human stain (including the one above; a the Staro Sajmiste monument at the Sajmiste Nazi concentration camp in Belgrade, which Mirko Ilic recently helped raise consciousness about through an identity campaign).... More
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