Print 66.5 (2012)

Table of contents

37 Local color
The early 20-th-century Russian photographer who created a surreal versión of Instagram.
Brian Smith

42 Lines of communication
To get its message across, a Parisian design studio wants, to change the way we read.
Veronique Vienne

48 Global Briefing.
Design scene reports from China, Japan, India, Pakistan, Italy, Israel, and Singapore.
Print Staff

50 Collage Town
The noisy aesthetics of Cairo’s business-card district.
Matt Hall

56 International Bodies
A collection of global players, from the UN to the International Cat Association.
Raymond Biesinger

62 Dinner with the president
A bicontinental design studio aims for the gut.
David Barringer

72 Creativity + Commerce 2012
Print´s annual showcase of the best in business graphics around the world

Up Front

11 Grid+Guides
Bruce Mau Design rebrands Canada, Steven Heller scrutinizes the boarding pass, and Slavs and Tatars install a psychedelic Muslim Library at MoMA.

In Back

79 Back Issue
Martin Fox revisits a post-war landmark of book design.

82 Reviews
Teal Triggs on Women in Graphic Design, and Claire Lui on an interlocking book.
Thomas Heatherwick

88 In the Studio
Astrid Stavro´s breezy Majorcan refuge.

Departments

22 Dialogue
Steven Heller interviews the Iranian designer Majid Abbasi.

26 Best practices
Using satire to subvert greenwashing

28 Interaction
To reach a global audience, Western designers must lear how to wrangle

30 Sterotype
Stephen Coles and Paul Shaw on non Latin scripts

34 Observer
Rick Poynor asks: Why is today’s rebellious design so well behaved?

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