Interview: Artist Hank Willis Thomas
The prolific artist on his retrospective, "All Things Being Equal," as it makes its final stop in Cincinnati
Karen Day
Occultist TC Conroy’s Conjure Candles
Summon psychic energies and let your intentions flow with powerful spells set in wax
Princeton Architectural Press
Paula Scher: 25 Years at the Public
$45.00
“Why should I correct my mistakes when all of the innovation exists in the mistake?” This kind of rebellious thinking makes Paula Scher’s work feel fresh yet instantly recognizable, evidenced best in her forthcoming book, 25 Years at the Public, A Love Story. The artist, designer and Pentagram partner has been developing the visual language for the non-profit theater group for more than two decades, from its wood type-inspired identity to more than 150 posters—many of which weren’t displayed outside the venue. This graphic-heavy tome chronicles her creative output and “love story” behind it all (firings, re-hirings and redesigns) for the in-depth history of this radical New York institution that’s as inspiring as the performances there.
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Babylonstoren Farm Hotel, Cape Winelands
A stay at the ethereal vineyard is the ultimate indulgence in food, wine and thoughtful design
Interview: Designer Es Devlin
Design Indaba 2018's keynote speaker on the process of creating a visual voice
Design Indaba 2018: More Than A Soundbite
Seven speakers whose insights transcended a character limit at Cape Town's annual festival of creativity
Design Indaba 2018: Humans Helping Humans
Five designers show us how the world can be a better place thanks to their benevolent brilliance
in partnership with Design Indaba
Design Indaba 2018: Most Beautiful Object in South Africa
Designer Thabisa Mjo combines cultures and ideas for the Tutu 2.0 Pendant Light
in partnership with Design Indaba
Design Indaba 2018: Gourmet Grubb Ice Cream
An insect-based dairy alternative delights the crowds at Cape Town's annual design conference
Experience Designer Dr Nelly Ben Hayoun’s “Homo Sapiens, I Hear You”
Dissecting Maslow's hierarchy of needs in a series of workshops at Brooklyn's A/D/O space