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Newsstands are fixtures of New York City life. Kiosks on sidewalks, street corners, and subway platforms are reliable destinations for snacks, smokes, drinks, broadsheets, and tabloids. If you’re lucky, you might also spy lotto tickets, phone chargers, and remedies for whatever ails you ....

In May 1919, just six months after the end of WWI and during the turbulent early days of the Weimar Republic, three German graphic artists—Max Hertwig, Jupp Wiertz, and Hans Meyer—founded the Bund deutscher Gebrauchsgraphiker, or Union of German Commercial Artists.

“The show is like a recipe book: I haven’t invented salt or pepper, but I’m showing how I use them”.
Dafi Kühne is back, and he’s taking us inside his innovative printing processes with the video series The Dafi Kühne Printing Show.

Inside Bryan Rivera’s frequently dark, occasionally cheeky portfolio. “I think every element included should contribute to making people feel something.

Thousands of colorful design objects—posters, fliers, zines, stickers, books, fabric, newspapers, buttons—curl and unfurl on the shelves of the Interference Archive’s new Park Slope location.

What is art? What is design? What is a poster? Big questions, with one designer boldly attempting to solve them. That brave person is Rita Matos, who’s based in Lisbon, Portugal.

Describing graphic design we often talk of “silence” when there’s plenty of white space, or we say that something has a “loud” aesthetic. We like to hear colors; we enjoy graphics that vibrate with noise.

Elaine Lustig Cohen, the creative polymath with an unusual path to fame lives on an island in the middle of the Hogsmill River, a little tributary of the River Thames. You usually don't expect to find the work of a pioneering American Modernist there.