Print Design and Typography Unlocking the Archives: How a Century-Old German Toothpaste Brand Bridged Typography, Art, and European Modernism October 10, 2026 Azzam Bilal Chamdy By Tanya George Special to Design & Culture Journal Main Facts In the expansive landscape of graphic design history, unexpected connections frequently emerge between seemingly unrelated artifacts. A new ongoing…
Print Design and Typography Architects of the American Everyday: The Visionary Modernism of Dorothy and Otis "Shep" Shepard October 10, 2026 Asro Long before design historians turned their lens toward midcentury creative powerhouses like Charles and Ray Eames, another husband-and-wife duo was quietly laying the foundation for modern American commercial aesthetics. Dorothy…
Photography and Visual Arts Remembering Rafael Ferrer: A Maverick of Caribbean Modernism and Conceptual Art October 10, 2026 Nana Muazin The contemporary art world is mourning the loss of Rafael "Rafi" Ferrer, the fiercely independent, uncompromising, and multifaceted artist whose career bridged the gaps between early conceptual interventions, post-Minimalism, Afro-Cuban…
Luxury and Lifestyle Magazines A Rare Slice of Midcentury Modernism: Clifton Jones Jr.’s Cerritos Circle Duplex Hits the Market in Long Beach for $1.45 Million October 7, 2026 Ali Ikhwan For architecture aficionados and midcentury modern enthusiasts, the name Julius Shulman is synonymous with the visual democratization of California’s golden era of design. Through his iconic, crisp photography, Shulman beamed…
