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It’s time for dimensional thinking in design

UX Collective

The world may have never heard of the Dimensionism movement if no one had taken notice of his unpublished copy, which attracted the biggest names of 20th-century art, such as Joan Miro, Hans Arp, Wassily Kandinsky, Marcel Duchamp, Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Alexander Calder, and Bauhaus designer László Moholy-Nagy.

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Meet the Jury of the 2023 AZ Awards!

Azure Magazine

ALAIN GILLES Portrait by Lydie Nesvadba Design as a second life: After a brief stint in the financial world, Gilles returned to study industrial design, at the urging of his wife, in France. The duo established the studio in 1996 after studying architecture together at the Royal College of Art. JERRY VAN EYCK !melk’s

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Design in Conversation: Stephanie Hosein, Jeff Shaw, Jordan Rice, and Omar Gandhi

Azure Magazine

From Douglas Cardinal’s Canadian Museum of History and Raymond Moriyama’s Science North to John and Patricia Patkau’s Audain Art Gallery, the country’s public galleries and museums claim a leading place in the national design discourse, providing a civic lens through which we understand culture, art, history, and nature.

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?A tool for national production, not a cultural pastime?: a Finland design guide

Design Week

The 2910 Kaj Franck Design Prize, organised by Design Forum Finland Design Forum Finland was set up in 1875, when the country was still part of the Russian Empire. His focus is industrial design, and he’s currently working on an Accessible Magnetic Resonance Imaging project.

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35 Famous Graphic Designers You Need To Know

Shillington

Gail Anderson’s career is super impressive—with stints at Rolling Stone, The Boston Globe, Random House and currently partner at Anderson Newton Design. A true powerhouse of design, her work throughout the years has remained impressive and definitely worth a look. They’ve even branded Christmas in the Catalan capital!

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50 fonts that will be popular with designers in 2025

Creative Boom

Art Director, Brand & Creative—Spotify We asked the creative community about the fonts they're excited to use over the next 12 months… and here they are. Designed by Matthew Carter and Cherie Cone, this font is characterised by high contrast and is intended for use at size 18 points or above. Sans Serifs 11.

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