THE DESIGN OF DISSENT (2005) has been republished in an expanded edition. Milton Glaser and Mirko Ilic’s catalogue of activist graphic design now includes images from the Black Lives Matter and current anti-Administration movements.
Milton Glaser is best known for his work in the 1950s,’60s, and ’70s for Push Pin Studios (with Seymour Chwast and Edward Sorel), New York magazine (with editor Clay Felker), and his seminal volume Milton Glaser—Graphic Design.
Mirko Ilic is an illustrator and designer from Bosnia who became the art director for Time.
MILTON GLASER and MIRKO ILIC
THE DESIGN OF DISSENT—EXPANDED EDITION: GREED, NATIONALISM, ALTERNATIVE FACTS, AND THE RESISTANCE (Beverly, MA: Rockport Publishers/Quarto Group, 2005, 2017).
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Sean Adams and Ashton Taylor, The Gay Teen Years, 2003, for World Studio Foundation. Photograph by Blake Little.
John Yates, American Bible Belt, 1995, for Stealworks. Both images from The Design of Dissent.
