The Whitney is seeking a spring intern for our graphic design department. It is paid, and we are committed to making it a great learning experience even though the internship will be remote. Please apply by Jan 15. https://t.co/TSkIXkJ5n5
In the off chance you need something else to worry about, I just found a black widow spider in the bottom of the bowl of the grapes I had just eaten. Apparently this is a thing.
“First you think, All books are beautiful! I want them all!” one of the jurors tasked with selecting the 50 best-designed books of 2019 said. “Then you see the thing you thought was so cute 50,000 times and realize it’s just a trend.” https://t.co/A16jNZtLc5
In situations of injustice, like the one we are currently facing, our first inclination is to design something. But before that, it’s important to identify the work that really needs to be done to understand how to use our skills most effectively.
.@whitneymuseum's bold, in-house sub-identity for the Whitney Biennial 2019 captured the attention of New York –
a city often inundated with marketing – earning an Honourable Mention in The Annual 2020 https://t.co/4LUudvAk05
"The trendy adoption of the word “museum” has the potential to undermine the trust placed in cultural institutions, perhaps altering our relationship to culture, art, and commerce in the process."
https://t.co/mHjejSmP8X
A fascinating talk by the Whitney Museum's director of graphic design, Hilary Greenbaum about their major redesign from @TypographicsNYC in 2017. https://t.co/yr8t4aA71p. Thanks to @googlefonts for their support in archiving the talks on #youtube.
Let me explain net neutrality in the most horrific way:
if FCC dismantles it, and you get internet from Verizon, they may force you to use YAHOO as your search engine (because they own it), but PAY to use GOOGLE.
Would you like that? If not, you SUPPORT #NetNeutrality.