Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875–1975” is an exhibition dedicated to the history of Japanese graphic design.

It’s that time again—einBuch.haus and Stiftung Buchkunst are teaming up to present the Up and Coming 2025—Sponsorship Prize ...

In this work Queer Horses, Stef Moebach combines vintage horse postcards with codes and slang from the queer community. Sounds curious? It is!

We’re looking for someone who enjoys working across disciplines – from marketing campaigns to media partnerships to audience ...

In her bachelor thesis project “Play On Ground”, Maritza Lapeira Neyra reimagines classical music for a younger generation.

“Dutch Design Week” (DDW) is the leading design event in Northern Europe, spotlighting the design of the future and the future of design.

In Print ist, Selina Pfeil makes a compelling case for a medium often underestimated in our screen-dominated world.

Our bestselling book “Flexible Visual Systems” by Dr. Martin Lorenz is finally available as an e-book—ready to go wherever you do!

It’s that time of year again: the Communication Design Department at Hochschule Mainz invites you to our annual Werkschau “Piece together!”.

With its 30th issue, komma—the design magazine of the University of Applied Sciences, Mannheim—didn’t just mark a milestone.

Have you ever looked at designs from foreign cultures and wondered, what exactly it is that makes them different from what you're used to? It may often feel hard to explain—the vibe and visual ...