Data is the coin of the digital information and internet worlds. He or she who controls data controls the world. Having that power is the goal of every mogul, politician and entrepreneur—and it is not… Read More »The Daily Heller: Giorgia Lupi on the Need for Data Fluency
Ephemera is mother’s milk for graphic designers, and in recent years they have suckled on the teat of a growing number of book and poster sellers. Why is collecting increasing internationally? Early to mid-20th century… Read More »The Daily Heller: Pin-Ups From the USSR
Where and when do you get your ideas? The shower? On a walk? Right before you fall asleep…or just before you are fully awake? No doubt, the last place you get them is on the… Read More »An Unconventional Way to Capture Creative Gold
In conjunction with Poster House’s current exhibition The Future Was Then: The Changing Face of Fascist Italy, I presented a talk spotlighting the visual ubiquity of Benito Mussolini. Based on my book Iron Fists: Branding… Read More »The Daily Heller: Mussolini’s Failed Purple Prose
In this conversation, host Gage Mitchell and Jonas Böck discuss the innovative kitchenware product SAVWA, designed to promote water conservation by capturing and reusing gray water in households. Böck shares his personal journey of awareness… Read More »Conscious Use of Water With Savwa’ Jonas Böck
At the end of October, mixed media artist Derrick Adams published his first monograph featuring collected works from his 25-year-long career. His eponymous book surveys his entire career thus far, highlighting the vibrant energy of… Read More »Derrick Adams Marks Prolific Career with First Ever Monograph