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It is often discussed, academically and informally, that the presence of female designers missing from the history of graphic design is a sore oversight of the profession. And while we can claim more progressive (and equal) laws and beliefs in present day society, the disparity between male and female representation in design lingers on.

Women in Graphic Design (and why we...

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Updated 10 days ago

How do we communicate? How do we publish? What is signal and what is noise? These are some of the questions that designer, author, and teacher Paul Soulellis tackles in his work. Watch his full Insights Design Lecture Series presentation and get a sneak peak at his newest project, in which Soulellis enacts an "urgent archive" capable of responding to ongoing information crimes.

Watch: Insights 2018: Paul Soulellis,...

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Updated 12 days ago

Rhode Island School of Design

Envisioning Mitski

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Updated 24 days ago

Last weekend was International Women's Day, a worldwide celebration of extraordinary female talent and a call-to-action for equality.

Graphic Design: Super blog showcases...

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Updated a month ago

The work of graphic designer Can Yang is steeped in history and philosophy. Context is the backbone of her works, consistently relating back to her cultural upbringing in China, but translated through the teaching programme at Rhode Island School of Design where she's just graduated.

Can Yang's graphic design style is...

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Updated a month ago

"ZXX started with a genuine question: How can we conceal our fundamental thoughts from artificial intelligences and those who deploy them? I decided to create a typeface that would be unreadable by text scanning software."

Making Democracy Legible: A Defiant...

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