Wim Crouwel ‘in his own words’ presents a selection of lectures and articles delivered by Wim Crouwel between 1973 and 2006. Crouwel’s texts, who has lectured all over the world, document a lengthy and important career as a designer (professor and museum director) that spans from the early postwar years until the first decennium of the 21st century.
The book mirrors a highly committed professional: a pragmatist, critical observer and at some decisive points: a utopian even. The outgoing/diplomatic character of Crouwel, who has always dressed immaculately, is shown in a small portfolio of portraits, made by different photographers over a period of almost sixty-five years.
Wim Crouwel - in his own words
Wim Crowel in his own words
The second publication in the ways of thinking series; devoted to the thoughts, theories and mindsets of creative professionals: designers, photographers, art directors, marketeers and advertising people.
Every book in the series is meant to be a small manifesto of the ideas, aspirations or utopian dreams of a remarkable person.
PROJECT
CLIENT
Lauwen Books
DATE
2010
PARTNERS
Words
Jim Crowel, Toon Lauwen
Translations
InOtherWords, D'laine Camp
Design
Steffen Maas
Publisher
Lauwen Books
Participants
Job van Bennekom, Joost Elffers, Robert van Rixtel, Vivianne Sassen
Print
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