This week on Design Observer:
Rick Poynor showed us images of graphic design inspired by a
desperate need of change.
Jessica Helfand continued
the saga of Ezra Winter with chapter nine.
Alexandra Lange invited us to
Talk about Women in Architecture.
Jeffrey Hou focused our attention not just on ensuring the right to public assembly, but also on "
the making and mobilization of the public as an actively engaged citizenry."
Mark Robbins questioned
culture, space, decor and the body in Rwanda.
John Thackara mused about
ecological solutions for a mega-company.
Rob Walker wondered whether a Tumblr account is a
valid critique of Apple's new iPhone maps.
Mark Lamster prodded us to go see
Joy: Illustrated.
Accidental Mysteries followed some sequences.
OBlog posted results of the
AIGA 2012 Survey of Design Salaries, invited you to see
Accidental Mysteries in person, and showed you a video interpretation of
Paris vs. New York.