Edited by Anja Lutz. Introduction by Jason Grand. Interviews by Freek Lomme.
Filled with hundreds of entries covering the wide-reaching and far-flung margins of graphic design, this book offers a definitive outlook from the A—Z design center in Berlin
This book traces the past, present and future of alternative graphic design at the hands of a multidisciplinary and international design community and its artistic and community-building practices at A—Z Presents, a Berlin-based space for experimental graphic design. Assuming the form of an "index for alternative graphic design," the book offers a comprehensive view of the wide range of activities performed by a multitude of graphic designers and visual artists from diverse backgrounds, ages and career standings in the past six years. The first part, "A—Z," features all the activities and events initiated by A—Z, with contributions from designers like Na Kim, Niklaus Troxler and the Rodina, and over 100 entries in between. The second part, titled "—?," features 32 international designers, including April Greiman, Richard Niessen and Loraine Furter, to envision the future of graphic design.
A spread from 'On the Edges of Graphic Design from A—Z.'
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FORMAT: Pbk, 4.75 x 6.5 in. / 548 pgs / 500 color / 24 b&w. LIST PRICE: U.S. $39.95 LIST PRICE: CANADA $54.95 ISBN: 9789083579511 PUBLISHER: Set Margins' publications AVAILABLE: 3/17/2026 DISTRIBUTION: D.A.P. RETAILER DISC: TRADE PUBLISHING STATUS: Active AVAILABILITY: In stock TERRITORY: NA LA ASIA AFR ME
Published by Set Margins' publications. Edited by Anja Lutz. Introduction by Jason Grand. Interviews by Freek Lomme.
Filled with hundreds of entries covering the wide-reaching and far-flung margins of graphic design, this book offers a definitive outlook from the A—Z design center in Berlin
This book traces the past, present and future of alternative graphic design at the hands of a multidisciplinary and international design community and its artistic and community-building practices at A—Z Presents, a Berlin-based space for experimental graphic design. Assuming the form of an "index for alternative graphic design," the book offers a comprehensive view of the wide range of activities performed by a multitude of graphic designers and visual artists from diverse backgrounds, ages and career standings in the past six years. The first part, "A—Z," features all the activities and events initiated by A—Z, with contributions from designers like Na Kim, Niklaus Troxler and the Rodina, and over 100 entries in between. The second part, titled "—?," features 32 international designers, including April Greiman, Richard Niessen and Loraine Furter, to envision the future of graphic design.
