Canada Post's psychedelic art trucks bring cheer amid pandemic gloom
'After the year we've had, I think people need colour right now, ' says Canadian artist
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'After the year we've had, I think people need colour right now, ' says Canadian artist
The Daily Heller: Glaser’s Building is Landmarked One might argue that Milton Glaser's passing on his 91st birthday on June 26, 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, was unfair—particularly for those who wanted to celebrate his life and provide him a well-deserved, heartfelt sendoff. However, various virtual, printed and concrete tributes, memorials and testimonials have been arriving fast and furiously in the months since. On Feb. 24, The Cooper Union hosted a YouTube event titled "Remembering Milton Glaser A'51" that attracted many visitors. At a Zoom ceremony on Feb. 7, the ...
Remembering Milton Glaser: an esteemed panel honours the graphic design legend in online event Featuring his Push Pin Studio co-founders Seymour Chwast and Reynold Ruffins, as well as Steven Heller and Ellen Lupton, the event hosted by The Cooper Union will discuss his life and legacy. Words Share A free online event hosted by The Cooper Union gathers an esteemed panel of designers to discuss the life and legacy of Milton Glaser, eight months after his death. Taking place this Wednesday 24 February, Remembering Milton Glaser will feature Walter Bernard, Gail Anderson, Steven Heller, Ellen Lup...
30 of the Best Art and Design Books of 2020 Got some shelf space? We hope you have a lot of it. Because the amount of great design books that were published this year is daunting. (Really—as I glance to my left, I see a teetering column of hardcovers that’s a Darwin Award in the making.) But to start: disclaimer time! When we write “The Best Books of 2020,” what we really mean is “our favorite design books that we came across in 2020.” Though many publications might be hesitant to admit it, lists like this are wildly subjective, and there are no doubt brilliant books that we did...