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Published quarterly, Disegno is an independent magazine dedicated to in-depth reporting on architecture, design and fashion.
What grabbed us about this issue...
Issue 33 opens with Sabine Marcelis’s chromatic overhaul of the Vitra Design Museum’s permanent collection. Rehanging a collection through the lens of colour alone is a curatorial argument as much as an aesthetic one. The technofossils piece is the one to seek out alongside it. How design copes with its own deep time traces is a question the discipline rarely asks of itself. Yinka Ilori’s studio visit gives the issue a warmer register without losing the intellectual thread.
Who’s Disegno for?
Disegno is one for when you want design writing that treats the subject as a political and cultural force. Each issue moves between architecture, fashion and design without privileging one field over another. The writing is long-form and independent. This would suit you if you’re already engaged with design culture and want criticism that keeps pace with that thinking. Think of it as a quarterly journal of design ideas rather than a showcase. It’s one to reach for when you want to feel properly inside the debate.
Type: Long-form, text-led read
Pages: 136
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