There was so much to our fascinating PRINT Book Club discussion with Stanford d.school's Carissa Carter and Scott Doorley. Register here to watch the recording ..read more

Friedman's new book is a who's who of all kinds of punims that comprise his comedie humaine ..read more

What mixed cultural messages do we telegraph? For Vidan Ristović's 100-Day project, he photographs New Yorkers in various locations and assigns them a new setting ..read more

In such times, strategic design emerges as a critical tool for all companies, but especially financial and legal firms, enabling them to communicate clearly and instill confidence in their clients ..read more

On this episode, host Doug Powell talks to the director of the Masters of Engineering in Design & Technology Innovation at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering about how students are learning design in the classroom and what kind of impact that will have on the design teams of the future ..read more

Timothy Goodman, NVA Alum Class of 2009 has faced adversity with optimism and hope. His work continues to resonate to connect with people worldwide ..read more

Twenty-two limited-edition books in 34 years may not sound like an efficient time-to-product ratio for a publisher, but Michael Torosian does not measure success by arbitrary printing quotas. Rather, the fine-art photographer turned proprietor of the Toronto-based Lumiere Press sees printing as an extension of the photographic print. “Which is the original? The print or the book?” he muses in the introduction of Lumiere Press: Printer Savant & Other Stories. The run of 400 copies, typeset in W.A. Dwiggins’ Linotype Eldorado, are designed and hand-bound by the author. I have been on Torosia ..read more

100 Days is an annual project at New York City’s School of Visual Arts that was founded by Michael Bierut. Each year, the students of the school’s Master’s in Branding Program spend 100 days documenting their process with a chosen creative endeavor. This year, we’re showcasing each student in the program by providing a peek into ten days of their project. You can keep an eye on everyone’s work on our SVA 100 Days page. We are surrounded by brands, and they have a huge impact on us—so much so that brands and society become part of each other. Where will the influence of brands ta ..read more

A note from the editor: There’s no better time to discuss how cities brand themselves than right now, with Paris set to occupy center stage as the host of the Summer Olympics. This industry op-ed is by Alex Lampe, strategy and innovation director of brand and business consultancy Wiedemann Lampe (illustrated by the studio’s work on Riga’s first annual biennial for contemporary art, RIBOCA). We live in an age when the identity of our cities is more important than ever—there is an increasing urgency for cities to examine how they are perceived. By 2050, the urban population is set to double, at ..read more

If you’re an art and design lover searching for an entry point into sports fandom, look no further than the brilliant, “Art But Make it Sports.” The project is the brainchild of LJ Rader, a guy in New York City who works for a sports data and technology company and happens to have an uncanny ability to recall works of art that are reminiscent of moments in modern-day sporting events. Rader posts these side-by-side frames on Instagram and X, and has also launched a Substack. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Art But Make It Sports (@artbutmakeitsports) View this post on Inst ..read more