Design CultureIn Response to "Just Do It."by Wendy RichmondThere is a mountain of data on the most effective ways to market a product or look for a job, but it’s essential to identify, pay attention ... more
Design CulturePermission to Loiterby Wendy RichmondAn artist’s work cannot begin with a business plan. It’s antithetical. The most authentic endeavors—the personal projects that stick and are the most ... more
Design CultureContemplating White Spaceby Wendy RichmondThere’s a new exhibit at the Guggenheim in New York, Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum Rotunda. Imagine the ... more
Design CultureA Prototype Partyby Wendy RichmondWhen developing a body of work, you strive to achieve a balance between a state of experimentation and the drive towards a finished product. By exposing ... more
Design CultureWhat Do You Own?by Wendy RichmondExploring the question “What do I own?,” shows how layered and contradictory the answers can be, and how it reaches—often unconsciously—into every aspect ... more
Design CultureBlogging with a Different Perspectiveby Wendy RichmondRather than seeing a blog as flat, look at it as a window to many dimensions that allows viewing, listening, categorizing and ... more
Design CultureThe Highest Common Denominatorby Susan HodaraSusan Hodara examines the power of art and why it’s vital to our society.
Design CultureBeware of the Phrase "In times like these..."by Wendy RichmondAlong with decisions based on more practical matters, Wendy Richmond ponders an equally critical consideration: The care and ... more
Design CultureUse Everythingby Wendy RichmondWriting, teaching, designing and making art—Wendy Richmond looks at the underlying principles that have helped her progress in her work.
Design CultureThe Crucial Stage In-betweenby Wendy RichmondIn addition to being communications professionals, many readers of this magazine are also practicing artists. During an economic downturn, ... more
Design CultureBusiness Schools in the Raw Worldby Andrea OseasIn some of the most prestigious business schools in the nation, a variation of the time-honored Harvard-Yale rivalry is afoot. A new ... more
Design CultureWhat We Revealby Wendy RichmondIn my previous column “Sound Seeing” (September/October), I wrote about the rewards of listening to city sounds, and how they can present a new perspective ... more
Design CultureSound Seeingby Wendy RichmondEvery now and then I need to get a new perspective on the way I see. Over the years, I’ve learned to expand my visual awareness by exploring different ... more
Design CultureWhat Still Mattersby Wendy RichmondCommunication Arts has a major birthday coming up next year; the March/April issue will mark its 50th anniversary. In a recent e-mail, the editors ... more
Design CultureIs Reality TV Altering Our Sense of Reality?by Tim Gilman-SevcikI don’t watch reality TV. Rather, I’ve seen enough to not really want to watch more. My compulsion to write about it ... more