Signals From the Periphery

João Doria interviewed us this summer about Signals From the Periphery for the Walker Art Center magazine and we're excited to finally share it with you! Lots of love once again to everyone involved in Signals! ❤️

Signals from the Periphery: Exploring New Terrains of Graphic Design Designer João Doria interviews designers and curators Elisabeth Klement and Laura Pappa about their recent exhibition and book Signals from the Periphery and discusses the economy, cultural exchange and hybridization of contemporary graphic design.

Signals now available at P U N C H, get your bookies if you're in Bucharest!

SIGNALS FROM THE PERIPHERY:
ALTERNATIVE PRACTICES OF GRAPHIC DESIGNERS
now in shop
http://p-u-n-c-h.ro/misc/signals-from-the-periphery/

Signals from the Periphery brings together urgent developments in graphic design with a focus on works that surpass traditional forms and media of graphic design. All contributions in the book are authored by graphic designers or people whose practice is in one way or another linked to the discipline. Some of the topics covered in the book include education, self-organization, work, technology, storytelling and much more.

The book is accompanied by the eighth issue of Dark and Stormy, a fanzine about writer’s block, black holes and surprising comebacks by Rustan Söderling and Bart de Baets, specially produced on the occasion of the exhibition Signals from the Periphery.
The book is published on the occasion the exhibition Signals from the Periphery that took place in Tallinn this summer.

Authors: Åbäke, Phil Baber, Evening Class, Paul Gangloff, François Girard-Meunier, Rudy Guedj, Bardhi Haliti, Marguerite Humeau, Tim Hunkin, Elisabeth Klement, Mathew Kneebone, Knock! Knock! Books, Laura Pappa, Partia e Fortë, Mirjam Reili.