A display of M/M (Paris) fashion archives. Features works by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin (Yohji Yamamoto, Balenciaga, Bjork), Craig McDean (Jil Sander, Yohj Yamamoto), David Sims (Yohji Yamamoto) and more. Stands and tables designed at M/M (Paris). Exhibition curated by Sophie von Offers, on view til January 9, 2011 at MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt Am Main. mmk-frankfurt.de
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Type Camp is announcing their 2011 schedule:
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TYPE CAMP ROME
Historical lettering and letterforms
1-8 May 2011
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TYPE CAMP CALIFORNIA
Creativity in typography
San Luis Obispo
18-23 July 2011
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TYPE CAMP INDIA
Indian typography and culture
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
11-18 December 2011
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TYPE CAMP BAUHAUS
Modernism in Typography & Design
Weimar, Germany
(Dates TBC)
If you have any questions concerning any of these camps or
future locations, please feel free to contact them at
info@typecamp.org
Creamier is Phaidon‘s follow-up to Cream, Fresh cream and Ice-cream. A book project in newspaper format dedicated to a hundred established and/or upcoming contemporary artists, each carefully selected by 10 internationally recognized curators.
The project is beautifully designed by Phaidon’s Associate Creative Director Sonya Dyakova (see her talking about the design here). For more information – check this video of the commissioning editor Craig Garett talking about the project, or visit the Phaidon web site where you can also order the book.
The curators of the project are:
Tirdad Zolghadr, Chus Martinez, Catherine Wood, Douglas Fogle, Kitty Scott, Ines Katzenstein, Elena Filipovic and Yukie Kamiya, Debora Singer, and Adam Szymczyk.
“There are few pieces that represent the typographic and design spirit that illuminated that moment of history, and certainly none on a scale as ambitious.†Milton Glaser.
Kemistry Gallery is celebrating the work of legendary designer Lou Dorfsman, art director for the CBS network.
The exhibition centres on his most notable creation, the 11 metre wide handmade wooden typographic wall that he named Gastrotypographicalassemblage. With custom type created by Herb Lubalin and Tom Carnase, the wall contains almost 1500 individual characters.
For more info:
kemistrygallery.co.uk/​
