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Recent articles about Chermayeff and Geismar

Design history disciplinedIssue 85, Spring 2013
Review

                                                What kind of discipline is graphic design history? Catherine de Smet provided one answer in…                        
Symbols and survivalIssue 81, Autumn 2011
Feature

                                            In their forthcoming book, the partners tell some of the stories behind their work for clients such as Chase Manhattan, Mobil, Pan Am, Time Warner and the Smithsonian            
Flight of the imaginationIssue 73, Autumn 2009
Feature

                                            Do Ivan Chermayeff’s uncompromising posters signify the last days of Modernist ambition?            
A talent that linked Modernism with lifeIssue 58, Winter 2005
Review

                                                Graphic design is a formless discipline. Functioning at the nexus point of so many traditions…                        
Reputations: Bob GillIssue 33, Autumn 1999
Feature

                                            
	‘I’ve never had a problem with a dumb client. There’s no such thing as a bad client. Part of our job is to do good work and get the client to accept it.’ Interview by Patrick Baglee            
Pre-postmodernityIssue 50, Winter 2003
Feature

                                            
	Does a small book from nearly 30 years ago encapsulate a ‘golden age’?            
Word artIssue 11, Winter 1993
Feature

                                            In post-war art the visual and the literary have blurred. Typography is the point at which they meet             
BJIssue 4, Summer 1991
Feature

                                            
	Robert Brownjohn wanted to eliminate the boundaries between experience and design. In an explosively short career of remarkable promise, he pushed graphics, advertising and film to their conceptual limits            

Recent blog posts about Chermayeff and Geismar

Books received #18

11 April 2016
Book design, Graphic design, Photography, Visual culture

A Smile in the Mind, London A to Z, Jean Tinguely, Bad Bonn Song Book and Eating With The Eyes

Here are a few books that caught our attention in recent weeks … all reviewed…

Noted #60

16 May 2014
Awards madness, Graphic design, Illustration, Magazines, Posters, Typography, Visual culture

Maya pictoglyphs, Comics Unmasked, The Believer film issue with John and Faith Hubley, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Awards, Chermayeff & Geismar, Office

Here are some links to a few exhibitions, books and magazines that caught our attention…