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AIGA Eye on Design | How Can Designers Address Power Inequity? Start Small and Focus on the Local
“Designer, Educator + Publisher Kathleen Sleboda on Online Archives as Plural Narratives” by Ksenya Samarskaya for AIGA Eye on Design, March 18, 2021
This Is Hardcore—The Huge Impact of a Niche Movement on Graphic Designers Today by Emily Gosling (AIGA Eye on Design, November 20, 2019)
Type Designers Are All About the Details, So Why Are They Selling Fonts That Aren't Finished_ _ _ Eye on Design4
Can We Teach Graphic Design History Without Chronology?
We Need Graphic Design Histories That Look Beyond the Profession
Can We Teach Graphic Design History Without the Cult of Hero Worship?
AIGA Archives
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“Keep Your Eyes Open” Jan van Toorn on Dutch Design Education AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 18, No. 1, 20003
Designer, Educator, and Filmmaker Briar Levit on Uncovering Untold Stories From Design History
AIGA Los Angeles: Chapter petition 19834
Designers, Please Pay Your Interns
Can We Design a More Perfect Design Union?
AIGA Context poster
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"Status and Academe" AIGA Journal of Graphic Design Vol. 18, No. 1, 20002
Design Finally Has a Solution to the Global Financial Crisis: More Design Thinking
Right On! Is a Powerful Little Paperback That Boldly Visualized Student Protest in the 1970s
Charles Goslin AIGA NY 4.17.2001
AIGA Boston Fellows Award invitation 2007
Can Design be Genderless?
Design History 101: What You (Still) Don't Know About Psycho
“Personal Notes on Design” and “A Tribute to Alvin Lustig”4
AIGA Boston Journal, no. 13
Eye magazine, “Googling the Canon” No. 682
What Is the Role of Personal Narrative in Graphic Design?
Why Can’t the U.S. Decolonize Its Design Education?
Can We Teach Graphic Design History Without Chronology?
2006 AIGA Medalist Lorraine Wild
Lazarus & Morris' Perfected Spectacles and Eye-Glasses2
Paul Rand: The Movie, AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 16, No. 2, 19982
AIGA Gold Medal Award Invitation 19952
AIGA Communication Graphics 1993 call for entries4
Design Criticism Is Everywhere—Why Are We Still Looking For It?2
Do Graphic Designers Make Good Graphic Design Curators?
“Decolonizing Means Many Things to Many People”—Four Practitioners Discuss Decolonizing Design
Cover of AIGA Journal, Vol. IV No. 1-2
As the Design Industry Moves More Toward Specialization, Education Follows Suit
The People's Graphic Design Archive is Rethinking How We Talk about Design History
Affordability, Transparency + Flexibility: Southland Institute Offers an Alternative Model for Design
Parting It Out: Writings on Graphic Design3
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William Morris' Impact on Graphic Design
Looking Back on Muriel Cooper’s Visions of the Future
Typeface Homage to the City That Provided a Safe Haven After Chornobyl
AIGA San Francisco| SFMOMA
Designer + Educator J. Dakota Brown Is Untangling the Relationship Between Design and Labor
Basel, The Computer and its Consequences: Interview with Wolfgang Weingart, AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 17, No. 2, 19995
Parting It Out: Writings on Graphic Design3
The History Books Often Overlook Women in Design. A New One Seeks to Finally Give Them Their Due
An Instagram Account for Feminist Design Teaching Resources, A New Catalog On Two Legendary CalArts Programs + More
Is A Design Canon Really Dangerous?
Ohr + Auge (Ear + Eye)
“Today's Eye” Hanatsubaki(花椿)
Interview with Chaz Maviyane-Davies, AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 18, No. 2, 2000
Is There A Canon of Graphic Design History?
Saturday Design School2
“The Nun’s Story” AIGA article 2
100 Years of Chicago Design
