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Tuesday, 3 December 2019

Matt Willey leaves The New York Times Magazine and joins Pentagram

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The British designer has worked for the publication for five years, but today is announcing he’s leaving the magazine and joining Pentagram in New York as its newest partner. Here, we discuss imposter syndrome, his love of start-up magazines, and why it’s the right time for him to move on.

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Sharing stories from the city, C/O Vienna is a satirical take on traditional magazines

Now in its second issue, the German-English magazine is a homage to the “endangered species” of print – filled with interchangeable design, as well as a playful collection of mixed-media, interviews and photographic stories that shed a light on the people that surround them.

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Christoph Niemann’s video art, Traffic Pong, made available to collectors for $3,000

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The illustrator makes his first move into the collector’s market with a video piece, depicting an aerial view of a busy road where the cars transform into balls in the video game Pong, to be shown at CADAF during Miami Art Week.

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Tickets are now available for December’s Nicer Tuesdays!

Somehow, it’s December?! But before we start reflecting on the previous 11 events, we’ve got one more, very very exciting Nicer Tuesdays for you which is sure to end your creative year on a high. Taking to the stage to round off 2019 will be Mona Chalabi, Hermeti Balarin, Anna Ridler and Martin Parr. Trust us, you don’t want to miss this one.

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Your Ass Sucks Buttermilk! Violet Luczak mixes graphic design and painting to take on the dairy industry

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Full of food-related aphorisms and idioms, the graphic designer takes on big dairy and the meat industry through her practice that combines graphic design with painting. Inspired by the surrealists, the humorous works take on names like Your Ass Sucks Buttermilk, How Now Brown Cow and The Milk of Human Kindness.

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