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When President Trump warned Ukrainian President Zelensky that he was “gambling with World War III,” palpable chills went up the spines of those who lived through the Cold War arms race. Heightened U.S. resistance to NATO is now encouraging Western allies to address their respective needs for nuclear weapons—so Poster House’s current exhibition, Fallout: Atoms […]

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Honoring the Next Round of Design Legends For the Winter 2017/2018 issue of PRINT Magazine—our last printed issue—Debbie Millman, designed a memorable cover honoring many past Regional Design Awards (now PRINT Awards) recipients, including Milton Glazer, Art Spiegelman, Gail Anderson, Massimo Vignelli, Brian Collins, and Jessica Walsh to name only a few of the design

Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt interpreted by the pair for 52 weeks. Check out the full series as it unfolds. Go backstage on the Two

I don’t recall the first time I saw the moniker “The Mad Peck” on a comic, but I became an avid fan of John Peck’s strips and faux advertisements when I was a late teen. He was among the first comics artists I saw in the late 1960s who was copping an old-school ’50s-era style,

At Sushi Akira, the omakase experience isn’t just a meal, Chef Nikki Zheng is the maestro that makes it a symphony. With masterful, almost musical precision, she curates an intimate, transportive dining experience that blends tradition with quiet innovation; her sushi is truly a work of art. As one of the few female chefs helming

A new exhibition at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art explores the overlooked beauty of endpapers—the decorative pages on the inside of a book’s covers that have become an expanded canvas in contemporary children’s publishing. Open + Shut: Celebrating the Art of Endpapers features original art from more than 50 books, from classics

In the summer of 2024, skincare brand Kiehl’s launched its first products for the care of intimate areas, called Kiehl’s Personals. In support of Kiehl’s Personals, the brand created provocative window posters and social media visuals that featured models in underwear. But the underwear was just a sideshow—in one, a male model rests in tighty-whities

In the law profession, we lean heavily on rational argument and analytical proof. Design can sometimes appear peripheral—a cosmetic afterthought rather than a critical factor in shaping perceptions. Yet when you walk into a law firm’s offices, land on its website, or flip through its marketing materials, the fundamental impression you form often starts with

The best television shows feel like fully realized worlds in which we can immerse ourselves entirely as viewers. And the best opening title sequences open the doors to those worlds at the start of each episode, quite literally setting the tone for a series, establishing a language for the show, and beckoning viewers inside. When