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Ellen Lupton

Recent articles by Ellen Lupton

Pages from the library of librariesIssue 84, Autumn 2012
Review

                                                Graphic design, devoted as it is to re-framing text and image, thrives as an object…                        
Glimmering weaponsFeature

                                    
Words made fleshIssue 18, Autumn 1995
Feature

                                            
	Johanna Drucker pursues a double life as a historian of letterforms and a maker of artist’s books.            
First Things First Manifesto 2000Issue 33, Autumn 1999
Feature

                                            Thirty-three visual communicators renew the 1964 call for a change of priorities            
High and low (a strange case of us and them?)Issue 7, Summer 1992
Feature

                                            Designers take a superior view of vernacular typography. Is it time to come down from on high?            
Underground matriarchyIssue 14, Autumn 1994
Feature

                                            
	Women who have shaped the profession by their own work and by enabling those around them            
Right and wrong ways to borrowIssue 10, Autumn 1993
Review

                                                Borrowed Design analyses the field of graphic design as a history of credits and debits…                        
Reputations: Sheila Levrant de BrettevilleIssue 8, Autumn 1992
Feature

                                            
	‘Diversity and inclusiveness are our only hope. It is not possible to plaster everything over with clean elegance. Dirty architecture, fuzzy theory and dirty design must also be out there.’            
Cranbrook in close-upIssue 3, Spring 1991
Feature

                                            Projects by David Frej, Katherine McCoy, Edward Fella and Allen Hori            
The academy of deconstructed designIssue 3, Spring 1991
Feature

                                            Students and graduates of Cranbrook Academy of Art are producing some of the world’s most challenging graphic design.             