Paperback: 114 pages
Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha
Language: Japanese English
ASIN: –
Product Dimensions: 29.7 x 22.4 x 0.8 cm
Release Date: 1997
Price: $80 USD (¥8,800 JPY)
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Condition: good (pre-owned)
a very small minor scratch to the lower edge of the text block, but overall the condition is very good for its age
Cover Design: Me Company
This is a special issue of 『idea No.260 Work from London』.
Centered around the “Work from London” exhibition, which began at the 1996 Brno International Biennale, this issue explores the wave of graphic design emerging from London during the 1990s.
Featuring studios and designers closely associated with the UK graphic scene of the period — including Tomato, Cartlidge Levine, Mark Farrow, and figures surrounding Neville Brody — the issue goes far beyond a simple presentation of works.
In addition, the issue also includes a special feature on 『Process: A Tomato Project』, further deepening its focus on the experimental visual language and multidisciplinary approach of TOMATO.
It examines how the rise of Macintosh and DTP transformed production environments, how vacant industrial spaces and warehouses became studios for small creative teams, and how graphic design became deeply connected with music, film, advertising, and post-production culture in London at the time.
The result is an important document that captures the atmosphere and experimental spirit of 1990s UK culture, where graphic design, typography, music, film, and technology intersected in complex and exciting ways.
Special Feature: Work from London Cooperation/Text: Michael Horsham
Process; A Tomato Project Text: IDEA Editorial Staff
Me Company –Snapshots from a Virtual World Text: Jim Davies
Naohiro Ukawa –“MoM ‘n’ DaD Productions”
Roger Pfund –Expression within the Polar Oppositions Text: Ines Scolari
Elements – Re･Elements Part 8 Keiji Ito → Shinya Nakajima
One in a Million Photography: Kyoji Takahashi, Design: Koichi Hara
Hiromu Hara –The Dawn of Japanese Modern Graphic Design Text: IDEA Editorial Staff
Shinro Ohtake’s Silly But Striking Book Art/Text: Shinro Ohtake
The Czech Avant-Garde and Czech Book Design: 1920s and 1930s Text: Naomichi Kawahata
Good-Bye Josef Muller Brockmann Text: Yusaku Kamekura
IDEA Talks vol. 1: with Mike Mills Intervies: IDEA Editorial Staff
News & Information, Exhibitions and Book Reviews, Addresses of Contributors
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