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››› ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL ‹‹‹

A guide to 34 of the most interesting design programs around the world.

By Monica Racic

OUR 45th STUDENT COVER COMPETITION

O Canada! An all-Canadian final shines a spotlight on students and professors from north of the border.

Introduction by Claire Lui

››› NEW VISUAL ARTISTS 2009 ‹‹‹

Our annual portfolio of the 20 hottest designers, illustrators, and photographers under 30.

Introduction by James Gaddy

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UP FRONT

Elliott Earls, Onkel & Onkel, and our redesigned calendar page.

SHELF LIFE

Wrap rage solved, Christian rock icons, and cover artists in love.

››OBSERVER‹‹

What should "relational aesthetics" mean to graphic designers?

MONOLOGUE

John Maeda goes on a quest to find the heart of the creative process.

PLACE

A design school in Finland experiences the growing pains of a merger.

EPHEMERA

A new column debuts with a tiny treasure: miniature books.

DIALOGUE

Steve Brodner, caricaturist.

BACK ISSUE

Vol.28/No.2—A look back at the creator of Fritz the Cat.

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BOOKS

Books from Art Spiegelman, Leanne Shapton, Danny Lyon, and Natasha Egan/Geoff Manaugh/Michael Wolf.

DESKTOP

The brave new world of online ads, plus: an animation program for pros.

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