Michael Bierut
Michael Bierut is a designer, writer, and thinker, highly regarded in the field of design. He is a partner at the prestigious design firm, Pentagram, and has made substantial contributions to the design community, including co-editing the influential blog Design Observer. Bierut's work spans across various aspects of graphic design, and he is known for his profound essays on design philosophy, one of which has been particularly impactful in discussing the relationship between design and its broader implications in various fields. He is also working on an updated edition of his book on the impact of graphic design.
Recommendations
Phil Meggs' monumental work on the history of graphic design.
An album composed by Philip Glass, noted for its repetitiveness and use in a collaboration with theater designer Robert Wilson.
Michael Bierut is working on an updated edition of his book which delves into the use of graphic design.
A reported story about the making of John Huston’s film adaptation of The Red Badge of Courage, praised for its inventiveness.
A biography of Elaine Stritch, covering the life and career of the famed actress.
A study on the architecture and urban design of baseball stadiums, described as a love letter to the game.
Editions
On what is design, isn't design, and why it's not what you think
On new journalism, number one hits, and the suburbs