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DESIGN & FASHION

Famous Ordinary Things


Dabook 2017 ISBN 9788890383908 Acqn 27308
Pb 13x18cm 158pp 125ills 100col 18.50

'Famous Ordinary Things' is a tribute to modest objects developed within Swiss design culture.
"Famous" Swiss actors from the creative, artistic, or political field contributed to the book by
taking a snapshot of a design item from environment. The resulting images underline the
contemporary landscape of home and office interiors in Switzerland and remind us how these
objects impact our everyday lives. They present a beautiful kaleidoscopic voyage through
nostalgic and progressive visions, whereby the relationship between object and owner is filled
with anecdotes and irony. With contributions by Mario Botta, Olaf Breuning, Alain de Botton, Hans
Ulrich Obrist, and many others.

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Astrid Krogh - Flux Luminous


Strandberg Publishing 2017 ISBN 9788792949714 Acqn 26927
Hb 23x28cm 216pp 100col ills 45

In her foreword, Danish designer Astrid Krogh writes, My work is about creating landscapes.
Making new colours and reflecting intense light through space and across distances is the mtier
I explore with passion. She works with the artistic potentials found in modern materials and new
technologies, giving them new functional and decorative possibilities to create miraculous forms,
lights, and colours. Essential to Kroghs work is light, both natural and artificial, as well as the
interaction with the observers own movements and the sense of wonder or surprise that these
often subtle changes evoke. Richly illustrated, with contributions by Bradley Quinn, Emily Zilber,
and others.

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In Need Of - Graduation 2016 Design Academy Eindhoven


Design Academy Eindhoven 2017 ISBN 9789491400278 Acqn 27242
Hb 24x34cm 480pp 350ills 250col 37.75

According to the introduction by Jurrinne Ossewold, Humanities and narratives are needed to
train and understand compassion, but compassion is about action, engagement. It is about
doing things, and in our case about creating and giving form to ideas based on a deep
understanding of what defines us as human beings. This notion of compassion thematically
frames design education as an optimistic counter-movement at the Design Academy Eindhoven,
which presents its full range of 171 graduating talents in this volume. Besides fifteen texts and
conversations, the book includes students work in the design fields of identity, contextual,
information, social, and more.

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Tulip Pyramid - Copy And Identity


Design Academy Eindhoven 2017 no ISBN Acqn 27243
Pb 17x30cm 82pp 65ills 45col 16.50

This publication is the first in a new series that seeks to engage a broader audience with excellent
design research, and is part of the Design Academy Eindhovens Dialogue programme. Jing He
is frequently asked whether her work reflects her Chinese identity, or in what way it differs from
other nationalities. Like other Chinese designers, she is anxious about her identity, and aims for a
design methodology inspired by the practice of copying Chinese culture. In examining the
historical, political, cultural, and economic reasons behind this phenomenon, she finds that it is
rooted in a long history of cultural exchange, of borrowing and transformation in short, design
hybrids.

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The Jewellery Box - Danish Jewellery Art Of The 20th Century


Strandberg Publishing 2017 ISBN 9788792949882 Acqn 27321
Hb 25x24cm 324pp 525ills 500col 43.95

This volume presents a detailed view of a century of jewellery design from Denmark. Comprising
more than 600 illustrations and 190 biographies of Danish jewellery designers and silversmiths, it
offers an encyclopaedic, meticulously photographed and documented overview of design,
stamps, silver marks, dates, and materials, and is published to mark the opening of a new
permanent exhibition, The Jewellery Box, at the Den Gamle By (The Old Town) in Aarhus. Both
the book and exhibition showcase a marvellously diverse collection of almost one thousand
pieces of jewellery collected over a period of 40 years by German collectors Marion and Jrg
Schwandt.

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Maarten Baas - Hide & Seek


Lecturis 2017 ISBN 9789462262195 Acqn 27323
Hb 23x34cm 212pp 190ills 165col 42.75

Maarten Baas became famous with his series 'Smoke', with which he graduated in 2002. Other
famous works are the Clay series, which had its tenth anniversary in 2016, and the Grandfather
Clock in the Rijksmuseum. Themes like time, melancholy and transience are constants in his
work. The designer also plays with his role, the designer as performer, and the marketing of
design in general. He moves between various disciplines, which can be seen in many exhibitions.
This book also presents collaborations with theatre makers, architects and visual artists. Ingmar
Heytze wrote poems based on his collections and contributions were also made by
photographers like Erwin Olaf and Anton Corbijn.

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Back Office 1 - Making Do, Making With


Editions B42 2017 ISBN 9782917855805 Acqn 27335
Pb 19x28cm 144pp 90ills 10col 25

'Back Office' is an annual review, encompassing graphic design and digital activities. It explores
the creative processes at work in the diverse fields of contemporary media and digital practices.
The first issue, called 'Making do, Making with' questions the notion of tools, instruments, and
machines within design context. With contributions by Lev Manovich, Eric Schrijver, Etienne
Robial, Thomas Bouville & David Vallance, among others.

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