Herbert Bayer, a key figure in the Bauhaus movement, revolutionized art with functionality and avant-garde style. “Herbert Bayer: The Complete Work” captures his enduring impact.Read More →
Herbert Bayer: Inspiration and Process in Design by Ellen Lupton examines the influential graphic designer’s career, from pioneering Bauhaus student to hyperreal photo illustrations.Read More →
Between the wars, Teige was a prominent figure in Czech art and architecture. He was the editor of many avant-garde magazines, including Disk, Stavba, and ReD, and wrote about photography. Read More →
Alexander Girard (1907-1993) was a versatile designer known for his work with Herman Miller, influence of folk art, and diverse architectural projects.Read More →
Herb Lubalin, a prominent American typographic designer, mastered photography and illustration despite being color-blind and left-handed. He recognized for revolutionizing graphic design from the 1950s to the 1970s. Lubalin also founded the International Typeface Corporation and created various notable typefaces.Read More →
Stanley Morison, a prominent typographic designer and print historian in the 20th century, revolutionized typography through influential works and designs like Times New Roman and Garamond.Read More →
Co-founder of Push Tin Studios.
The colourful posters of designer-illustrator Milton Glaser epitomise an era for the Woodstock generation. His psychedelic ‘American Sixties style’ was a synthesis of various influences ranging from Surrealism to Islamic painting.Read More →
Paul Follot, a versatile French artist, embraced Art Déco, collaborating with various craftsmen and leaving a legacy of intricate design and luxurious materials.Read More →
William Addison Dwiggins (1880-1956) was a versatile American designer known for typefaces like “Metro” and “Electra,” widely used in books and commercial work. He also coined the term “graphic designer.”Read More →
Grant Stanley Featherston, an Australian furniture designer, became known for his iconic chairs in the 1950s, symbolizing the Atomic Era and influencing modernist design.Read More →