An encyclopedic treatment of type design, typefaces and fonts.

‘Reverse-Archive’ as A Practice of Alternative Archive in Publication

An Archaeology of Computer Graphics

An inquiry into what we can’t do alone, as designers, and into what we might be able to do together, as people

Notes on Silence in the Graphic Design Archive

DIS is a streaming platform for entertainment and education

Online platform for the Typophile Generation.

Handmade book project by Garnet Hertz

Autonomous, Art, Archiving

A digital archive of the research group Politics of Knowledge (2022-2024)

No ideas but in things

Black Designers: Missing in Action

Cosmopolitics as a commercial regime, and cosmopolitics as a politics of nature.

Philosopher Yuk Hui asks how art can transform technology.

A *NEW* PROGRAM FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN

Artistically driven.
Creative led.
Worker *and* player owned.

Vol. 46 No. 16 · 15 August 2024

Farah Kafei and Valentina Vergara

We are an interdisciplinary agency operating across human rights, journalism, architecture, art and aesthetics, academia and the law.

By Maria Puig De La Bellacasa

A Korean newsletter platform that critically examines AI ethics through the lens of politics, labor, democracy, and social justice rather than technical perspectives.

Characteristics, Instances, Approaches, and Guidelines

How can designers stand for, fight for, and build an anti-racist future?

Our work focuses on processes rather than products: things that adapt to their environment, emphasize change and show difference.

Past – Present – Future (THE BOOK)

Design Noir: The Secret Life of Electronic Objects

Universality and its Glitches

luciole/playtime

Metahaven on its ICA show, Version History

Sarah Hromack unpacks the work of the Dutch design studio

Please, Eat the Daisies

Retelling the history of net art from the 1980s to the 2010s.

in Simians, Cyborgs and Women: The Reinvention of Nature (New York; Routledge, 1991)

2016.03.25.(Fri) ─ 2016.05.29.(Sun)

Dutch, est. 1997

Ways of seeing

OpenAI’s chatbot offers paraphrases, whereas Google offers quotes. Which do we prefer?

Founded in 1977, the Design History Society works internationally to promote and support the study and understanding of design history.

First online archive dedicated to the entire Italian graphic design

Website aimed at promoting the ‘culture of quality’ in design through the publication of interviews