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WEEKLY EMAIL: MARCH 03, 2011 | ||
FEATURED THIS WEEK : MICHAEL RUSSEMPostage Stamps by AIGA MedalistsThe first stamp by an AIGA Medalist, was not actually a real postage stamp: it was probably a 1909 poster stamp meant to advertise the Society of the Friends of the Poster in Berlin which featured a graphic by Lucian Bernhard. The next stamp by an AIGA Medalist was not a real stamp either.READ MORE | ||
STEVEN HELLERSouvenirs as Nazi PropagandaAdolf Hitler made money off design. Thanks to his personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann, Hitler earned one pfennig every time his face was used on a postage stamp and received royalties from all the postcards, posters and photographs using his picture that were sold to the public — and the public was encouraged to buy many and often.READ MORE JOHN FOSTERAccidental Mysteries, 02.27.11Welcome to Accidental Mysteries, a weekly cabinet of curiosities set aside for your perusal and enlightenment.READ MORE FROM OUR SPONSORDesign Ignites Change announces 2010 award winners.Show support with style, buy the limited edition "Feedback Loop" notebooks at Felt & Wire. All proceeds benefit the cause. Design Ignites Change >> Felt & Wire website >> Mohawk Fine Papers >> JOHN FOSTERAccidental Mysteries, 02.20.11Welcome to Accidental Mysteries, a weekly cabinet of curiosities set aside for your perusal and enlightenment.READ MORE |
RECENT BOOKS RECEIVED Design Anthropology: Object Culture in the 21st CenturyAlison J. Clarke Worldchanging, Revised and Updated EditionAlex Steffen The Cornell Journal of Architecture 8: RECornell AAP, editors | |
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