EP XIX — Graphic designer, educator, and artist Karel Martens shares why inquiry and investigation are so important to the creative process, how he has balanced five decades of independent and client work, and why he considers the color green t

Pushing Boundaries — Archie Boston

Jun 22nd, 2016 35m 22s

EP XVIII — Seminal graphic designer Archie Boston discusses his provocative posters from the 60's and 70's, the designer's role as activist, and his recent work for the Black Lives Matter movement. Brought to you by CivilizationHosted by Gab

West Coast Modernist — Eric Trine

Jun 7th, 2016 43m 27s

EP XVII — California-based object designer and artist Eric Trine discusses the evolution of the color pink, being part of the West Coast design movement, and incorporating play into his work and his brand. Brought to you by CivilizationHoste

Do Everything and Do It Well — Poketo

May 25th, 2016 36m 54s

EP XVI — Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung, founders of the LA-based art and design brand, design retailer and community space, Poketo, discuss how they got their start, their mission of making art accessible for everyone, and their positions as both

Making Room for Artists — Adria Garcia & Davora Lindner

May 11th, 2016 44m 18s

EP XV — Artists, designers, activists and entrepreneurs, Adria Garcia and Davora Lindner, sit down for a conversation on fusing art and style into every day, staying true to your ethics as a business-owner, and how supporting the creative commu

Turning Words Into Objects, Part II — Experimental Jetset

Apr 27th, 2016 33m 59s

EP XIV — Amsterdam-based graphic design firm Experimental Jetset discusses how they landed the Whitney Museum rebrand, the differences between European and American design influences, why they chose so many years ago to use only sans serif type

Turning Words Into Objects, Part I — Experimental Jetset

Apr 27th, 2016 31m 39s

EP XIII — Experimental Jetset, one of the most influential and respected design firms in the world, discusses their new book “Statement and Counter-Statement,” how their design practice uniquely operates like something they call Total Football,

Strategic Interruptions — Robert Vazquez-Pacheco of Gran Fury

Apr 13th, 2016 51m 45s

EP XII — Robert Vazquez-Pacheco, a member of Gran Fury, the activist arts collective that created protest graphics in the 80's and 90's to raise awareness for the AIDS epidemic, discusses the importance of clarity in Gran Fury's messaging, the

Style and Substance — Max Dautresme

Mar 29th, 2016 42m 55s

EP XI — Max Dautresme, founder of Substance, a multi-disciplinary design studio in Hong Kong, Paris and Stockholm, discusses how Substance stays true to the craft of design while working with major clients and how they find inspiration in the d

Risk / Opportunity — Kristian Koreman of ZUS

Mar 15th, 2016 55m 35s

EP X — Kristian Koreman, founding principal of ZUS, an award-winning Dutch firm working in the fields of architecture, urbanism and landscape design, discusses the designer’s responsibility in shaping urban politics and how economic constraints

Size, Scale and Space — Katarina Ivarsson of Boris Design Studio

Mar 2nd, 2016 34m 18s

EP IX — Katarina Ivarsson, DFA award-winning industrial designer and co-founder of Boris Design Studios, shares her strategies as an agent for sustainable change and her process for designing for place and environment.Recorded from Business o

The Art of Design — Paula Scher & April Greiman

Feb 17th, 2016 57m 4s

EP VIII — Paula Scher and April Greiman, two graphic design legends, sit down to discuss the blurring lines between art and design, the many forms inspiration can take, and what the ultimate purpose of design is. Brought to you by Civilizatio

Analog Clouds — Maria Sebregondi of Moleskine

Feb 2nd, 2016 28m 14s

EP VII — Maria Sebregondi, co-founder of Moleskine, inverts the Less is More philosophy, shares what she means when she talks about the analog cloud, and gives some sage advice to the contemporary nomad. Recorded from Business of Design Week

Building A Better World — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones of Assemble

Jan 19th, 2016 32m 20s

EP VI — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones, two founders of Assemble, the London-based collective working across the fields of art, architecture and design and recent winners of the Turner Prize, share their inspiring take on the role of architectur

Art vs. Commerce — Maria Bianco & Kate Wallich

Nov 2nd, 2015 30m 13s

EP IV — Artist agent and business owner of Bianco Arts, Maria Bianco, talks with choreographer and director, Kate Wallich, about finding the balance between business and creativity, accessibility and vision, and art and commerce.Support for t

The Designed Life — Ayse Birsel & Cameron Campbell

Oct 31st, 2015 36m 14s

EP V — Product designer and author Ayse Birsel talks with design strategist and trend forecaster Cameron Campbell about what goes into a designed life and how we can apply design thinking to our everyday lives.Support for this episode was pro

Print Matters — Adrian Shaughnessy & Peter Miller

Oct 21st, 2015 39m 34s

EP II — Publisher and author Adrian Shaughnessy talks with bookseller and author Peter Miller about the new era of print.Support for this episode was provided by Peter Miller Books.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by

Wayfinding — Lance Wyman & Sean Wolcott

Oct 21st, 2015 45m 56s

EP III — Graphic design legend Lance Wyman talks with user interface designer and creative director Sean Wolcott about wayfinding graphics.Support for this episode was provided by Peter Miller Books.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge

Material World — Fruitsuper & Olderbrother

Sep 8th, 2015 49m 33s

EP I — Product designers Sallyann Corn and Joe Kent of Fruitsuper Design sit down with slow fashion designers Bobby Bonaparte and Max Kingery of Olderbrother to discuss materials, sustainability, consumer consciousness, and global responsibilit

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