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Why we’re closing the dn&co studio on 21 June for ‘inspiration week’

Why we’re closing the dn&co studio on 21 June for ‘inspiration week’

The solstice marks the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, and the longest day of the year. In 2021, it also fires the…
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Joy Nazzari
Why now is the time to move on from the ‘Live Work Play’ narrative

Why now is the time to move on from the ‘Live Work Play’ narrative

A long time ago, I visited a distant relative in a South American prison (it was white-collar crime, before I lose you). What stayed with…
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Joy Nazzari
Does London have an identity?: Decoding the city’s municipal clipart

Does London have an identity?: Decoding the city’s municipal clipart

Originally published as part of the City Identities exhibition by Place Press, a publisher exploring the intersection between people…
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Patrick Eley
Put a bird on it! The benefits and pitfalls of keeping Portland weird

Put a bird on it! The benefits and pitfalls of keeping Portland weird

Like all the best stories — David and Goliath, Sophocles’ Antigone, You’ve Got Mail — this is the tale of a battle of the individual…
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Simon Yewdall
Where love lives: The lasting sentiment of Milton Glaser’s beloved logo in the post-emoji world

Where love lives: The lasting sentiment of Milton Glaser’s beloved logo in the post-emoji world

Sarah Trounce, originally published as part of the City Identities exhibition by Place Press, a publisher exploring the intersection…
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Sarah Trounce
The campaign Toronto didn’t pay for: How Drake reminded the city what it was made of

The campaign Toronto didn’t pay for: How Drake reminded the city what it was made of

In 2011 Eye Weekly, a sadly now defunct city paper, invited readers to suggest a new nickname for Toronto. Judged by local celebrities…
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Elli Stuhler
I AM overrun by tourists: A cautionary tale of I AMsterdam's success

I AM overrun by tourists: A cautionary tale of I AMsterdam's success

When a Venetian gondola sailed past on a canal in Amsterdam, residents knew the tourism industry in their city had gone too far. Shops for…
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Elli Stuhler
Introducing Place Purpose, and why we need it now more than ever

Introducing Place Purpose, and why we need it now more than ever

Joy Nazzari
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Joy Nazzari
Art and architecture get exhibitions and galleries: graphic design should too

Art and architecture get exhibitions and galleries: graphic design should too

Sarah Trounce, originally published on It’s Nice That
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Sarah Trounce
Provenance Matters. Where Can I Get Some?

Provenance Matters. Where Can I Get Some?

Joy Nazzari, Op-ed originally published in Business of Fashion
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Joy Nazzari
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