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Dot Dot Dot Is the Most Influential Design Magazine You’ve Never Heard Of

Eye on Design

asked the cover of the first issue of Dot Dot Dot , published in April 2000. And so begins this new magazine founded by graphic designers Peter Bil’ak, Stuart Bertollotti-Bailey, and Jürgen X. Certainly, if you were a particular type of designer in the early 2000s, Dot Dot Dot was the most exciting publication you could find.

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Meet the Jury of the 2023 AZ Awards!

Azure Magazine

We are pleased to welcome this superlative group of leaders in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, interiors and product and furniture design to adjudicate the submissions to our international program, now in its 13th year. He has taught architectural history, theory, and design in the UK, U.S., JERRY VAN EYCK !melk’s

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The Provocative and Prescient Work of Archie Boston Jr.

Eye on Design

Boston’s long tenure as a professor and eventual chair of California State, Long Beach’s Visual Communications program began in the late 1970s after he received his Masters at the University of Southern California. During his time in academia, Boston became a leading and award-winning design educator. Chapter of AIGA in 2007.

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The extended designer, and the design machine

UX Collective

Even tools that have changed the game for Architects and Industrial Designers such as AutoCAD have not achieved such a lofty aim. And that is the call-to-action for modern Designers. Wider socioeconomic side effects of fewer designers needed. 2015); ‘How cybernetics connects computing, counterculture, and design’.

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Where did this interaction come from??—?a brief history of interaction design

UX Collective

In 1965, Schoffer also presented the plans for a cybernetic city at the Jewish Museum in New York demonstrating that for Schaffer the ability to program not only sculptures but the whole urban area offers the idea of a dialogue between technology and environment. CYSP sculptures were the main instances of the cybernetic art movement.