Rick Poynor – Why Graphic Culture Matters

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Rick Poynor – Why Graphic Culture MattersWhy Graphic Culture Matters gathers 46 essays by leading design critic Rick Poynor about graphic design and visual communication, written in the past two decades. Poynor writes as a non designer deeply immersed in the practice of graphic communication. Many of the essays were first published in the renowned American magazine Print, where he was a columnist for 17 years. These incisive pieces speculative, polemical and questioning focus on key

and artists from across Eurasia to collectively explore multispecies ecologies

Filled with full-colour reproductions of numerous examples from the MoMA collection

In the summer of 2018

Each act is a conversation between one of the fictional spaces and the narrator or protagonist of the original story

applying a process of cutting out and reconstructing to become11”x17” Sweaters and Invert Footwear

and other textile artworks of Klaas Rommelaere are assemblages of hundreds of images packed together

which aim to increasingly transform political and systemic questions into those of technological management

Gods & Creatures

Christoph Schlingensief laid the foundation stone for Operndorf Afrika in Burkina Faso

He introduced me to a famous boxer who was good with medicine

military ceremonies

and makeshift plein air studio portraits (reminiscent of Richard Avedon's more elaborate outdoor staging) charged with the empathy and warmth of a kindred spirit

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