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Ode to Forgetting: Louise Bourgeoise

Beautiful Fabric book made by Louise Bourgeoise as seen on this blog post by Cari Mateo taken by the MOMA Collection.

Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Disney’s Magical Mid-Century

Scene from 'Magic Highway' 1958.

Thanks to La Mag for the coffee table book tip by Don Hahn on Disney's vision of the future called: Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Disney’s Magical Mid-Century.

Gio Ponti

Gio Pont's Planchart villa in Venezuela, thanks to Architectural Digest Middle East for the reportage.

Isamu Noguchi

Isamu Noguchi's play sculptures have been an inspiration to many contemporary artists and the article by Ket. org is a reminder of their timelessness.

Nathalie du Pasquier

Interview with multidisciplinary artist Nathalie du Pasquier at Artemest gallery.

Jochen Gerner Flipochrome

Jochen Gerner beautiful poster that turns into a cinematic flipbook sold by Léndroit Editions.

Bruno Munari: a negationist of the impossible

Great article on Bruno Munari by The Publishing Lab against linear thinking. I am all for it!

Yuichi Yokoyama

Nice interview of artist Yuichi Yokoyama represented by Artizo Gallery.

Paul Cox

Overview of Paul Cox's oeuvre at Index Grafik. Pictured here is 'Sentimental Journey'.

Monograms

Overview of Monograms through history by Nancy Sharon Collins over on Print.

Push Pin Studio Counts up to Christmas!

Great inspirational post about the legendary quintessentially British Push Pin Studio and the amazing work of John Alcorn, thanks to L'Air du temps de for the wonderful post.

In the spirit of admiration for Metal Hurlant here is one of Moebius's amazing short stories called The Long Tomorrow, written by Dan O'Bannon; I am very grateful to Peter Doree and his blog the Bronze Age of Comics for the post which was posted on his blog exactly 10 years ago!!! Also a great post by Dangerous Minds.

Metal Hurlant

Great article about the formative and most creative years of the publication that shaped my artistic education, thanks to Tom Lennon blog for the insightful post.

Kazumasa Nagai

The fantastic poster artworks of Kazumasa Nagai reviewed by the stylish Readymag.

One of K. Nagai's quotes from the beautifully designed site resonates with me: 'design in the past was more unique because designers had their own styles. design today has leveled up in terms of sense but designers are likely to follow similar patterns. it mostly works on peripheral nerves but should be more appealing to our souls, i think.'