Design January 2014
Design January 2014
Fredun Shapur - Playing With Design Editions Piqpoq 2013 ISBN 9782919459056 Acqn 23098 Pb 21x25cm 112pp 172ills 161col 35 Like Bruno Munari or Charles Eames, the designer Fredun Shapur (born 1929) made a particular daring and inventive contribution to the world of children. Between the 1960s and 1980s he designed toys for manufacturers such as Naef in Switzerland, Galt Toys in Great Britain, and above all Creative Playthings in the United States. From wooden puzzles to animal disguises made from paper sacks, Shapur's toys still have the power to challenge and enchant, while his use of colour and graphic refinement remain strikingly modern.
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Rotraut Susanne Berner - Book Seasons Postcards Black Olive Press 2013 ISBN 9789072811196 Acqn 23058 Pb 11x15cm 12pp 12col ills 5.79 +VAT Set of 12 postcards from the German childrenbooks illustrator Rotraut Susanne Berner.
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Donna Wilson - Odd Objects And Textiles BNN Inc. 2013 ISBN 9784861009006 Acqn 23174 Pb 18x24cm 192pp 500col ills 23.50 BNN present a monograph on the work of the popular artist and designer Donna Wilson. This book allows you to enjoy the full range of Wilsons knitted creatures and soft furnishings, as well as gaining an insight into her process and creative inspiration. In 2010 Donna won the coveted accolade of 'Designer of the Year' at Elle Decoration's British Design Awards and recently exhibited a solo show of knitted sculptures and paintings, entitled 'Endangered Species', at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
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And/Or. On The Contradiction In The Work Of Jan van Toorn NAi Publishers 2013 ISBN 9789462081116 Acqn 23219 Pb 17x23cm 88pp 58ills 48col 21 Along with Wim Crouwel, Karel Martens and Walter Nikkels, Jan van Toorn belongs to the generation of designers who determined the look of Dutch graphic design in the 1970s and 80s. His socially engaged practice is founded on a notion of communication based on democratic reciprocity and solidarity with the public. In contrast to prevailing forms of visual communication, Van Toorn's visual journalism establishes meaning in dialogue with the viewer and reader. In this book, design publicist Els Kuijpers gives insight into Van Toorn's methodology.
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Layout And Colours 03 - By Photograph BNN Inc. 2013 ISBN 9784861008900 Acqn 23181 Pb 18x24cm 136pp 200col ills 19.95 Text in Japanese Volume 3 of the Layout and Colours series focuses on the varying possibilities of using photographs within layout design. Illustrated with many examples of catalogues and booklets that use photographs in various manners, such as collage.
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Mina Perhonen Letters BNN Inc. 2013 ISBN 9784861008962 Acqn 23182 Pb 11x21cm 120pp 50ills 9.50 Text in Japanese BNN present a small edition of letters from Mina Perhonen, illustrated with series of photographs.
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15 x Years, 15 x Photographers, 15 x Chairs By Alexander Lervik Arvinius + Orfeus Publishing 2013 ISBN 9789187543074 Acqn 23225 Hb 25x35cm 132pp 15ills 12col 39 Alexander Lervik will soon celebrate 15 years as a designer, during which time he has launched an equal number of chairs. By asking 15 Swedish and internationally renowned photographers from the fields of art, fashion and music to each pick a chair to photograph, he has not only given them free reign to interpret a chair from his production - but also to question and push the boundaries of what product photography can be. This book documents the photographic work of Martin Parr, Gunnar Smoliansky, Annika von Hausswolf, Vee Speers, Mary Ellen Mark, Lynn Goldsmith, Dawid, Brendan Austin, Bruno Ehrs, Mats Bcker, Heln Pe, Andreas Ackerup, Elisabeth Toll, Julia Peirone and Gerry Johansson as each presents his or her unique take on the chairs of Alexander Lervik, with a text written by design author and editor Hanna Nova Beatrice.
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