James Dyer & Nick Deakin (eds.) – Ninety-Nine Graphic Design Workshops
How we experience the world depends on the ways we attend to it. We live in a moment when our everyday experiences are distracted by a cynical attention economy, as such, there is an urgent need for a new kind of vigilant attention.
The workshops in this book are practical challenges to the ways we think about the world we live in. Without relying on specialist equipment or subject-specific knowledge they give clear instructions about how to be mindful of the real world in unusual ways. From the informal and playful to the critical and insightful, each workshop finishes with a diverse list of recommended further reading that extends well beyond the designer’s traditional bookshelf. With contributors ranging from designers and painters to philosophers, dancers, poets, and documentary filmmakers, this eclectic mix of workshops changes how we think about the creative potential of our day-to-day lives.
Edited / compiled by James Dyer and Nick Deakin. Preface by Nick Deakin, afterword by James Dyer.
With contributions by Aaron Luckman, Adam Cruickshank, Adam Griffiths, Afonso de Matos, Aggie Toppins, Aidan Nolan & Tobias Larsen, Al Morris, Alexandra Midal, Alexandru Balgiu, Alison Place, Amir Saidani, Amy Haselden, Andrew Fish, Angelo Bramanti, Anna Watkins Fisher & Antoine Traisnel, Anna Winston, Anthony Burrill, Ben Green, Briar Levit, Cameron Tonkinwise, Carl DiSalvo, Carolina Arandia, Chris Ashworth, Chris Lee, Chris Ro, Christian Skovgaard Petersen, Claire Hind & Clare Qualmann, Craig Martin, Craig Oldham, Craig Ward, Dale Holmes, Daniel Eatock, Daniel Plavecký, Darren Raven, Derek Hales, Dinamo, DR.ME, Elizabeth Glickfeld & Anna Bates, Ellen Lupton, Erik Kessels, Erin Manning & Brian Massumi & Judith Leemann, Franco Hüller, Fraser Muggeridge, Gabrielle Kennedy, Hannah Platt, Ian Anderson, Ian Lynam, Ian McMillan, Inna Kochkina, Isa Juchniewicz, James Blue, James Williams, Jarrett Fuller, Jeremiah Paleček, Jessica Helfand, Jim Sutherland, Jimmy Turrell, João Castro, Joe Gilmore, Johanna Drucker, John Rogers, Jonathan Pierini, Kenneth FitzGerald, Kevin Boniface, Kevin Yuen Kit Lo, Lev Manovich, Liara Roux, Lorenzo Servi, Lucas Maassen, Lucienne Roberts, Lucille Tenazas, Luna Maurer, Mário Moura, Matthew Fuller, Michele Galluzzo & Silvio Lorusso, Michael Dolby, Nam Huynh & Mark Bohle, Nancy Skolos & Thomas Wedell, Natalia Ilyin, Neville Brody, Nigel Ball, Noemi Biasetton, Nova Lie, Patrick Thomas, Patryk Hardziej, Paul Bailey, Pavel Ripley, Peter Buwert, Rebecca Stephany, Roosje Klap, Sarah Boris, Sébastien Bovie, Simon Woolham, Soyun Park, Steven Skaggs, Tereza Bartůňková, Tereza Ruller, Tom Etherington, Vicky Carr.
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James Dyer & Nick Deakin (eds.) – Ninety-Nine Graphic Design Workshops
How we experience the world depends on the ways we attend to it. We live in a moment when our everyday experiences are distracted by a cynical attention economy, as such, there is an urgent need for a new kind of vigilant attention.
The workshops in this book are practical challenges to the ways we think about the world we live in. Without relying on specialist equipment or subject-specific knowledge they give clear instructions about how to be mindful of the real world in unusual ways. From the informal and playful to the critical and insightful, each workshop finishes with a diverse list of recommended further reading that extends well beyond the designer’s traditional bookshelf. With contributors ranging from designers and painters to philosophers, dancers, poets, and documentary filmmakers, this eclectic mix of workshops changes how we think about the creative potential of our day-to-day lives.
Edited / compiled by James Dyer and Nick Deakin. Preface by Nick Deakin, afterword by James Dyer.
With contributions by Aaron Luckman, Adam Cruickshank, Adam Griffiths, Afonso de Matos, Aggie Toppins, Aidan Nolan & Tobias Larsen, Al Morris, Alexandra Midal, Alexandru Balgiu, Alison Place, Amir Saidani, Amy Haselden, Andrew Fish, Angelo Bramanti, Anna Watkins Fisher & Antoine Traisnel, Anna Winston, Anthony Burrill, Ben Green, Briar Levit, Cameron Tonkinwise, Carl DiSalvo, Carolina Arandia, Chris Ashworth, Chris Lee, Chris Ro, Christian Skovgaard Petersen, Claire Hind & Clare Qualmann, Craig Martin, Craig Oldham, Craig Ward, Dale Holmes, Daniel Eatock, Daniel Plavecký, Darren Raven, Derek Hales, Dinamo, DR.ME, Elizabeth Glickfeld & Anna Bates, Ellen Lupton, Erik Kessels, Erin Manning & Brian Massumi & Judith Leemann, Franco Hüller, Fraser Muggeridge, Gabrielle Kennedy, Hannah Platt, Ian Anderson, Ian Lynam, Ian McMillan, Inna Kochkina, Isa Juchniewicz, James Blue, James Williams, Jarrett Fuller, Jeremiah Paleček, Jessica Helfand, Jim Sutherland, Jimmy Turrell, João Castro, Joe Gilmore, Johanna Drucker, John Rogers, Jonathan Pierini, Kenneth FitzGerald, Kevin Boniface, Kevin Yuen Kit Lo, Lev Manovich, Liara Roux, Lorenzo Servi, Lucas Maassen, Lucienne Roberts, Lucille Tenazas, Luna Maurer, Mário Moura, Matthew Fuller, Michele Galluzzo & Silvio Lorusso, Michael Dolby, Nam Huynh & Mark Bohle, Nancy Skolos & Thomas Wedell, Natalia Ilyin, Neville Brody, Nigel Ball, Noemi Biasetton, Nova Lie, Patrick Thomas, Patryk Hardziej, Paul Bailey, Pavel Ripley, Peter Buwert, Rebecca Stephany, Roosje Klap, Sarah Boris, Sébastien Bovie, Simon Woolham, Soyun Park, Steven Skaggs, Tereza Bartůňková, Tereza Ruller, Tom Etherington, Vicky Carr.
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How we experience the world depends on the ways we attend to it. We live in a moment when our everyday experiences are distracted by a cynical attention economy, as such, there is an urgent need for a new kind of vigilant attention.
The workshops in this book are practical challenges to the ways we think about the world we live in. Without relying on specialist equipment or subject-specific knowledge they give clear instructions about how to be mindful of the real world in unusual ways. From the informal and playful to the critical and insightful, each workshop finishes with a diverse list of recommended further reading that extends well beyond the designer’s traditional bookshelf. With contributors ranging from designers and painters to philosophers, dancers, poets, and documentary filmmakers, this eclectic mix of workshops changes how we think about the creative potential of our day-to-day lives.
Edited / compiled by James Dyer and Nick Deakin. Preface by Nick Deakin, afterword by James Dyer.
With contributions by Aaron Luckman, Adam Cruickshank, Adam Griffiths, Afonso de Matos, Aggie Toppins, Aidan Nolan & Tobias Larsen, Al Morris, Alexandra Midal, Alexandru Balgiu, Alison Place, Amir Saidani, Amy Haselden, Andrew Fish, Angelo Bramanti, Anna Watkins Fisher & Antoine Traisnel, Anna Winston, Anthony Burrill, Ben Green, Briar Levit, Cameron Tonkinwise, Carl DiSalvo, Carolina Arandia, Chris Ashworth, Chris Lee, Chris Ro, Christian Skovgaard Petersen, Claire Hind & Clare Qualmann, Craig Martin, Craig Oldham, Craig Ward, Dale Holmes, Daniel Eatock, Daniel Plavecký, Darren Raven, Derek Hales, Dinamo, DR.ME, Elizabeth Glickfeld & Anna Bates, Ellen Lupton, Erik Kessels, Erin Manning & Brian Massumi & Judith Leemann, Franco Hüller, Fraser Muggeridge, Gabrielle Kennedy, Hannah Platt, Ian Anderson, Ian Lynam, Ian McMillan, Inna Kochkina, Isa Juchniewicz, James Blue, James Williams, Jarrett Fuller, Jeremiah Paleček, Jessica Helfand, Jim Sutherland, Jimmy Turrell, João Castro, Joe Gilmore, Johanna Drucker, John Rogers, Jonathan Pierini, Kenneth FitzGerald, Kevin Boniface, Kevin Yuen Kit Lo, Lev Manovich, Liara Roux, Lorenzo Servi, Lucas Maassen, Lucienne Roberts, Lucille Tenazas, Luna Maurer, Mário Moura, Matthew Fuller, Michele Galluzzo & Silvio Lorusso, Michael Dolby, Nam Huynh & Mark Bohle, Nancy Skolos & Thomas Wedell, Natalia Ilyin, Neville Brody, Nigel Ball, Noemi Biasetton, Nova Lie, Patrick Thomas, Patryk Hardziej, Paul Bailey, Pavel Ripley, Peter Buwert, Rebecca Stephany, Roosje Klap, Sarah Boris, Sébastien Bovie, Simon Woolham, Soyun Park, Steven Skaggs, Tereza Bartůňková, Tereza Ruller, Tom Etherington, Vicky Carr.
