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Recent articles about Milton Glaser

Milton Glaser: Design eminenceIssue 100, Summer 2020
Feature

	‘Buttons, flyers, posters, postcards, T-shirts and books. How primitive are the means we have to…
A grasp of political designIssue 57, Autumn 2005
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	‘Political Design after the Cold War’ is probably a rubbish name for a book.…
      
Keepers of the flameIssue 80, Summer 2011
Feature
US picture magazines of the late 1960s and 70s are still a vital source of inspiration
Conference madnessIssue 49, Autumn 2003
Feature
It’s a messy hybrid of live chat show, summer camp, theatre and rock’n’roll
Love of lexiconsIssue 78, Winter 2010
Feature

	The dictionary framework allows readers to find random nuggets of information, forging connections…
Reputations: Milton GlaserIssue 25, Summer 1997
Feature

	‘I am nervous about ideologies, whether it’s the ideology of business or the ideology of…
Changing of the guardIssue 8, Autumn 1993
Opinion

	American graphic design is divided. The once rebellious avant-garde has become the status quo…

Recent blog posts by Milton Glaser

Type Tuesday: I ❤️ MG

9 July 2020

Join us via Zoom for Eye’s Type Tuesday special on 14 July 2020 to hear Steven Heller and a panel of guests pay tribute to Milton Glaser

Milton Glaser, who died last month on 26 June, his 91st birthday, is such an important figure in graphic design that it’s hard to know where to start … or stop.

Books received #31

15 January 2018

Fili in Barcelona, the colours of Pawson, Bierut’s essays, dissent and the Resistance, and Alice Hawkins’ highly personal adventures

Here is yet another selection of books that caught our attention in recent weeks and months, reviewed by Lindsay Hargrave.

Books received #18

11 April 2016

A Smile in the Mind, London A to Z, Jean Tinguely, Bad Bonn Song Book and Eating With The Eyes

Here are a few books that caught our attention in recent weeks … all reviewed in no more than 140 characters.

Remediation in Warsaw

4 April 2016

Posters aren’t dead, they’re just off the wall. David Crowley explains the thinking behind the forthcoming Warsaw International Poster Biennale

The Warsaw International Poster Biennale is 50 years old in June, writes David Crowley.

Kemistry’s greatest hits

13 March 2015

Kemistry Gallery’s brief pop-up exhibition at Protein Studios gives visitors a chance to sample its quirky approach to design and graphic art

Kemistry Gallery occupied a small space in Shoreditch for ten years, and in that time, they showed a series of stimulating exhibitions.

Indie mag renaissance

3 October 2014

Magazine geeks gather at the second annual Modern Magazine conference in London

The second Modern Magazine conference organised by magCulture’s Jeremy Leslie was an enthusiastic celebration of the power of editorial design. The focus was on the relationship between print and digital, and on the differences between independent publishing and the mainstream, writes Joseph Bisat Marshall.

In and out of registration

5 September 2014

Be very afraid … a Deptford primary school houses a design summer camp for grown-ups with a difference

Back to school came early for the 50+ workshop attendees who ventured to a disused primary school in Deptford, South London, in August for the first-ever Registration Summer School, writes Anna Kealey.

Design for eating: Milton Glaser

15 July 2014

Milton Glaser recalls working with an inspirational client – the great New York restaurateur Joe Baum (1920-98). Interview by John L. Walters

New York designer Milton Glaser has long been associated with design for food and drink, from his restaurant identities (Rainbow Room, Aurora) to his label and logo designs for Brooklyn Beer.

Offset 2014: day two

7 April 2014

Bjørn Rune Lie, Sarah Illenberger, Hingston, Brody, Glaser and Maser. Pam Bowman continues her coverage of the Dublin Offset conference.

Speaker Bjørn Rune Lie began Saturday’s line-up presenting to a surprisingly full theatre, given that the delegates party was the night before, writes Pam Bowman.

A century of lick and stick

28 November 2013

Michael Russem’s Postage Stamps By AIGA Medalists features graphic design in miniature from 1909-2007

Michael Russem’s book Postage Stamps by AIGA Medalists, showcases almost every known stamp designed by a medallist, writes Meredith Thomas.

Seymour and Milton

1 October 2013

A poster show at Kemistry Gallery celebrates two founders of New York’s Push Pin studio

A current exhibition at the small Kemistry gallery in Shoreditch features posters by Seymour Chwast and Milton Glaser, two of the founders of New York’s celebrated Push Pin studio. We asked Kemistry founder Graham McCallum about his love for their work.

Talking about the A-Word

13 May 2013

John O’Reilly reports from day one of the inaugural Point Conference in London, where the designated theme was ‘authenticity’.

There was a little thought-bubble that imagined Erik Spiekermann carving out his lecture, live, on his body, Sagmeister-style, so that the first Point Conference’s attendees would swoon at his bloody authenticity, writes John O’Reilly. But I was glad he didn’t.