Editor: Stuart Bailey, Peter Bilak
Publisher: Dot dot dot, NL
Publication: 2002, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, section sewn
Pages: 104
Size: 165 x 235
Text: English
'Dot Dot Dot was a biannual, self-published, after-hours magazine, originally centred on graphic design, later broadening in scope to interdisciplinary journalism on subjects that affect the way we look at the world and how we think about and make design. Acclaimed for its witty writing about the past, present and future of visual culture and imaginative design, Dot Dot Dot matured into a jocuserious journal based on true stories, with subjects ranging from art design to music, to language, literature, and architecture. The design critic Rick Poynor, called the magazine ‘the most stimulating and original visual culture magazine produced by designers since Emigre’s heyday in the late 1980s to the mid-1990s’, for its mix of fascinating, out-of-the-ordinary, demanding and rewarding content. The first 11 issues were published, edited and designed by Peter Biľak and Stuart Bailey, subsequent issues by Dexter Sinister (Stuart Bailey & David Reinfurt).' (Source) www.peterbilak.com
Contents:
- Karl Gerstner: Principles Not Recipes
- Sinister/bastard: Interchangeable Paragraphs On A Typographical Sign
- Two Systems For London
- Sticker
- An Interview With Judith Williamson
- Another Statement: Who Cares?
- Disrepresentationism Now!
- Some Thoughts On Milan Kundera And Translation
- Corporate Id Maker: Proposal/notes
- I Swear..everywhere I Go Now...theres A Hundred Fucking Pop Up Windows!
- Sinister/bastard: Interchangeable Paragraphs On A Typographical Sign
- David Byrne: Getting The I Out Of Design
- Harmony Korine: An Annotated CV
- Post-9/11
- Record Reviews
- Answers To Missing Questions
Condition: Very Good. Shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing and marking to cover/edges.
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