Useful Photography #015 2022 information design

Useful Photography #015 2022 information designThe global pandemic forced many people to set up an office at home. For this edition of Useful Photography, Marlies Swinkels researched the websites of real estate agents across Europe and collected images of the corner of the room usually reserved for remote working. It is a space where the view is often not as important as the background, which is of course what the outside world sees during the endless Zoom and Teams sessions. From sharing a room

and essays that offer a window into the gritty and dynamic culture of New York City before gentrification pushed the underground out of Lower Manhattan

allowing readers to immerse themselves in the moments that captured each chefs response

Interrupted shows that when ‘feminist’ is more than a label

Featuring over 150 works on paper by 100 participating artists

engaging in a dense conversation around the role of nudity in the theories of the “gaze”

Jean Paul Gaultier

expanded and redesigned

Marek Nedelka

a botanical garden in the Mexican main trading center Culiacán

from Eames chairs to Poul Henningsen lamps and George Nelson clocks

especially Brutalism and Structuralism

moreEncompassing memoir and cultural and literary criticism