An updated edition of the authoritative collection of Michael Bierut's work, featuring six new projects and spanning his full career to date.
Michael Bierut Book order
January 1, 1957
Michael Bierut is a seminal figure in graphic design, known for his thoughtful and articulate approach to visual communication. His work consistently demonstrates a keen understanding of how design shapes perception and interacts with the world around us. Bierut's philosophy emphasizes clarity, strategic thinking, and the power of well-crafted design to communicate complex ideas effectively. Through his essays and critical writings, he offers profound insights into the practice and cultural significance of graphic design.
- 2021
- 2019
Culture Is Not Always Popular
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
- 2017
Now You See It and Other Essays on Design
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Michael Bierut is a leading figure in design criticism-his writing fresh, humorous, keenly analytical, his voice unmistakeable-as well as a partner at the legendary design firm Pentagram.
- 2015
How to Revised and Expanded Edition
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
This revised and expanded edition showcases the work of a celebrated graphic designer, featuring a comprehensive portfolio that highlights his career milestones. The monograph offers insights into his creative process and design philosophy, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike. With updated examples and commentary, it reflects the evolution of his style and influence in the field of graphic design.
- 2012
This is a collection of essays by Michael Bierut, Pentagram partner, co-founder of the website 'Design Observer', and AIGA board member. This collection includes writings from the 1980's through to today
- 2010
This is the first book dedicated to the work of iconoclastic designer James Victore. Written in his own words, it is a funny, honest, brash and in-depth look at his work and his take on the practice, business and teaching of graphic design today.
- 2007
A collection of 30 tables of contents, from various 20th century titles, mostly design and architecture oriented.
- 1997
Looking Closer 2
- 288 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Looking Closer 2 offers more of the best recent writing on graphic design, covering new and important issues in design language, education, intellectual property, new media, the state of the business, and the place of design in society. The collection presents a stimulating look at how design issues are affected by and affecting changes in contemporary culture.
