Graphic Design & Illustration/2006/45 min/Reel № 06.001
ByPaul Sahre
Paul Sahre on ideas and book design
Entrenching Itself on the International Design Calendar/Recorded 2006
A close reading, kept within reach.
Paul Sahre takes graphic design & illustration as a lens on the larger question the festival keeps returning to: what design owes to the people and places it works among. The talk moves from specific projects toward a broader argument about practice.
Recorded in USA in 2006, the conversation is grounded in Paul's own working method — the compromises, the constraints, and the moments where the work taught them something they didn't expect.
The closing turn is characteristic of the archive: less a conclusion than a provocation, handed to the audience to carry into their own disciplines.
Our creative cups are constantly being filled, we just need to find ways to tip them over, says Paul Sahre.
About the speaker
Paul Sahre
New York/USA
Paul Sahre (born 1964) is an American graphic designer perhaps best known for his book cover designs and illustrations for the New York Times.
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