Why History Matters to Graphic Design
<p>Why teach graphic design students the history of graphic design? How does knowledge of that history inform present-day practice? How do students appropriate such knowledge? What creative skills do they develop through exposure to this subject matter? These are just a few of the questions addressed in this manifesto, which argues that graphic design history is far more than just a field of expertise and a source of material for academic exercises, for it can inspire next-generation graphic designers, hone their sensibilities and put their skills to the test.</p>
Authors: Clémence Imbert
Editors: Julie Enckell Julliard, Anthony Masure
Editorial Coordinator: Faye Corthésy
Translators: Eric Rosencrantz
Proofreader: Christopher Scala
Graphic Designer: Dimitri Broquard, Alicia Dubuis
Part of: Manifestes