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090 _aNC 997 .L6333 2002
245 0 0 _aLooking closer four:
_n4,
_pCritical writings on graphic design /
_cedited by Michael Bierut, William Drenttel, and Steven Heller.
260 _aNew York :
_bAllworth Press,
_cc2002.
300 _axi, 291 p. ;
_c26 cm.
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
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_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
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504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _gIntroduction /
_rSteven Heller --
_tTo the barricades :
_tFirst things first manifesto 2000 --
_tFirst things first, a brief history / Rick Poynor --
_tFirst things first: now more than ever /
_rMatt Soar --
_tJust say no, quietly /
_rMonika Parrinder --
_tCan designers save the world? (And should they try?) /
_rNico Macdonald --
_tThe people v. the corporate cool machine /
_rKalle Lasn --
_tA manifesto with ten footnotes /
_rMichael Bierut --
_tA new kind of dialogue /
_rAndrew Howard --
_tThe spectacle: a reevaluation of the situationist thesis /
_rVeronique Vienne --
_tOn FTF /
_rLoretta Staples --
_tCulture agents :
_tWhy Johnny can't dissent /
_rThomas Frank --
_tCulture agents /
_rMax Bruinsma --
_tThe case for brands / the editors of the Economist --
_tTruth in advertising /
_rNaomi Klein --
_tSustainable consumerism /
_rChris Riley --
_tDon't let the buggers grind you down! /
_rKen Garland --
_tSaving advertising /
_rJelly Helm --
_tSaving Jelly /
_rMichael Rock --
_tReading at the breakfast table /
_rNatalia Ilyin --
_tManifestos :
_tMe, the undersigned /
_rJessica Helfand --
_tAn incomplete manifesto for growth /
_rBruce Mau --
_tFuck committees (I believe in lunatics) /
_rTibor Kalman --
_tThe vow of chastity /
_rFirst-year students at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, London --
_tCritical languages :
_tThe time for being against /
_rRick Poynor --
_tTheory is a good idea /
_rMatt Soar --
_tThat was then, and this is now: but what is next? /
_rLorraine Wild --
_tWhat happens when the edges dissolve? /
_rLoretta Staples --
_tThe trouble with type /
_rRudy VanderLans --
_tIs it better to revive than to deceive? Design and complicity: Herbert Buyer's silent legacy /
_rSol Sender --
_tDe stijl, new media, and the lessons of geometry /
_rJessica Helfand --
_tThe critical "languages" of graphic design /
_rJohanna Drucker --
_tState of the arts :
_tGraphic design and the next big thing /
_rRudy VanderLans --
_tTelling the truth? /
_rMilton Glaser --
_tWho needs ethics /
_rTim Rich --
_tHuman dignity and human rights: thoughts on the principles of human-centered design /
_rRichard Buchanan --
_tA manifesto of inclusivism /
_rPaul J. Nini --
_tGreasing the wheels of capitalism with style and taste, or, the "professionalization" of American graphic design /
_rMr. Keedy --
_tNo problem /
_rJulie Lasky --
_tTerminal terminology /
_rKatherine McCoy --
_tThe hole in art's umbrella /
_rRoy R. Behrens --
_tGraphic news /
_rJohn Hockenberry --
_tMovie titles: much ado about little /
_rPeter Hall --
_tThe name game /
_rRuth Shalit --
_tAuthorship :
_tThe designer as author /
_rMichael Rock --
_tBattle of the big books /
_rRick Poynor --
_tAll hail Mau the magnificent /
_rRobert Fulford --
_tHalf empty /
_rThomas Frank --
_tLost in sound /
_rRick Poynor --
_tMeditations :
_tGetting real /
_rRalph Caplan --
_tLeast designed and most read /
_rQuentin Newark --
_tThe handwriting is on the wall, but who can read it? /
_rTodd Lief --
_tLet the buyer beware /
_rVeronique Vienne --
_tBeige /
_rAndrea Codrington --
_tThe flag waverer /
_rSteven Heller.
520 _aThis collection of ... essays published from 1997-2000, in professional and general-interest design magazines alike, offers ... critical discussions on the issues and objects of contemporary graphic design. Among the important themes discussed are: both sides of the controversy over the First Things First Manifesto 2000, a call for greater responsiblility in the design profession, the notion of the graphic designer as "auteur, " and the role of graphic design as a force in a growing visual culture. Offering an overview of the evolution of twentieth-century graphic design and design criticism, [this book] focuses in on the many hot-button issues that have emerged in the field.-Back cover.
650 0 _aCommercial art.
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650 0 _aGraphic arts.
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650 0 _aArt and society.
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650 6 _aArt publicitaire.
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650 6 _aArts graphiques.
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650 6 _aArt et société
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650 7 _aArt and society.
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650 7 _aCommercial art.
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650 7 _aGraphic arts.
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650 7 _aArts graphiques.
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650 7 _aDesign.
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650 7 _aDesigners.
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700 1 _aBierut, Michael.
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700 1 _aDrenttel, William.
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700 1 _aHeller, Steven.
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