Describing contemporary politicos as “fascist” comes from a postwar tradition of branding anyone presenting as authoritarian with the term. It implies a totalitarian disregard for the rule of law, transmuting a republic into a dictatorship.… Read More »The Daily Heller: You’ve Been Hearing a Lot About Fascism. What is it, Anyway?
Despite not being able to go to school, Habiba now learns at a UNICEF-supported Education Centre, Afghanistan. Neverland’s first campaign for the children’s charity champions resilience and hope in the face of global crises. UNICEF… Read More »UNICEF UK’s new brand platform celebrates the unstoppable spirit of childhood
For nearly a decade, Paris-based studio MØM has built a reputation for finding beauty and meaning in the ideas everyone else overlooks. Creative director Willy Berquier talks about staying independent, designing beyond aesthetics, and why… Read More »Matter of Mind: How MØM turns simple ideas Into powerful creative catalysts
A powerful new short film by Nice and Serious for the End Violence Against Women Coalition marks 20 years of progress – and exposes the everyday ways male violence limits women’s lives, both on and… Read More »New film lays bare how men’s violence quietly shrinks women’s freedom
The PRINT Book Club supports independent bookstores as an affiliate of Bookshop.org.If you make a purchase through the book links below, PRINT may earn a small commission. Did you miss our October PRINT Book Club?… Read More »Back to Design School: Book Club Recap with Mark Kingsley, Tom Guarriello, and Richard Shear
I didn’t choose lace— lace chose me. NeSpoon A cheeky intro is unnecessary when profiling mixed-media artist NeSpoon because her work truly speaks for itself. Lace is the basis of the Polish artist’s multi-decade and… Read More »NeSpoon Wraps Buildings in Lace with Illusory Murals