Dot Zero, Used (18 results)

Condition: good. Book is in good condition and may include underlining highlighting and minimal wear. The book can also include "From the library of" labels. May not contain miscellaneous items toys, dvds, etc. . We offer 100% money back guarantee and 24 7 customer service.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Rare. Paperback. Some wear to wrappers, otherwise very good.

Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. Very Good w/ a 1.5x1inch stain on front cover, nick on top spine, some tanning on cover. Inside is clean & tight. A short lived design mag. This issue incl. works by Unberto Eco, Ivan Chermayeff, Will Burtin, Kenneth Isaacs, Interview w/ Rudolph de Harak, and more.

Publication of famous graphic design firm Unimark International. Edited by Robert Malone and designed by Massimo Vignelli. Features contributions from Marshall McLuhan, Maurice Constant, Bruno Munari, Martin Krampen, Eugene Feldman, Bror Zachrisson, Arthur Drexler, and Douglas MacAgy.

Softcover, 48 pages; good condition moderate rubbing and scattered stains to white covers; red pen writing in table of contents and tiny bit of pen underlinings in text. As is; reference copy. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Scarce inaugural issue of this journal Dot Zero which contains work and essays on the nature of design and visual communication from some of the best thinkers of the time, including Herbert Bayer, Bruno Munari, Marshall Mcluhan and others in this issue. Generally excellent condition, the interior being quite fresh, bright, and clean. The bindin is quite solid and sturdy. The white covers with embossed circle designs are unevenly toned around the edges and have some rubbng and dust soiling that is to be expected - but they are now covered in custom cut mylar and should stay free of further soiling. The back has one long diagonal line of discoloration that may be from the nature of its storage. There is a shallow but pronounced crease to the back cover as well and a teeny tiny chip to the paper at the very bottom of the back cover. Altogether quite attractive still.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. The fourth (of five) issue of the experimental design/visual communication periodical Dot Zero, devoted to World's Fairs, primarily Expo '67. Edited by Robert Malone, Mildred Constantine, et al, with graphic design and layout by Massimo Vignelli. Published by Dot Zero, Incthe in-house publication of Unimark in partnership with Finch Paperin 1967. Large 4to, photographic wrappers, fully illustrated in b/w. Cover image of the U.S. Pavilion at Expo '67 by George Cserna . Contents includes A Theory of Expositions by Umberto Eco; The Concept of Environmental Management by Serge Boutouline; Designing Creative America by Ivan Chemayeff; Creating Emotional Involvement in Geography, Geology, and Space Science by Rudolph de Harak; and Thoughts on Three-Dimensional Science Communications by Will Burtin. Light bumping and rubbing to extremities; contents clean and bright.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. New York: Finch, Pruyn and Company, 1966. Two octavo volumes bound in original wraps. Issues 1 and 2 (of five published) of this short lived but influential magazine, which featured articles on design by Bruno Munari, Arthur Drexler, Marshall McLuhan, Maurice Constant and others. Wraps of Vol I rubbed and soiled, with short closed tear to lower front wrap edge; tanning to spine and wrap edges; Vol 2 is VG+ with corners lightly curled, lightly wear to wrap edges, but a sound clean set overall. Very scarce.

Condition: Fine. Number of pages: 46p to 48p each Size: 30.5 x 23cm Number of books: 1 book.

Softcover. Condition: Gut bis sehr gut. Dust Jacket Condition: Gut. Design: Massimo Vignelli/Unimark. Size: 30.5 x 23 cm, 48 p. Condition: covers with irregular discoloration, otherwise good.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Dot Zero 1 - First Issue - 1966. Issue 1 of Dot Zero magazine. Dot Zero was a short lived magazine devoted to design. intro by Herbert Bayer. essays by Marshall McLuhan, Maurice Constant, Bruno Munari, Martin Krampen, Eugene Feldman, Bror Zachrisson, Arthur Drexler. Designed by Massimo Vignelli, 1966, 46 pages. wraps. Dot Zero was the house organ of Unimark, the firm that Massimo Vignelli cofounded with Ralph Eckerstrom, Wally Gutches, Larry Klein, Bob Noorda, Jim Fogelman and Bob Moldavsky in 1965. The prototypical corporate design consultancy, Unimark created identities and graphic programs for American Airlines, Memorex, Target, and the New York Subway System that are still in use today. In its attempt to reconcile what was widely considered an intuitive, artistic process with rigorous methodologies and a dedication to sophisticated marketing practices, Unimark in many ways anticipated the current interest in design thinking in business circles, and expanded the debate on the relationship of good design and good business that continues to this day. In this context, Dot Zero is especially remarkable. Intended as a quarterly, it published only five issues between 1966 and 1968 as a joint promotional venture with paper company Finch, Pryun. In terms of content, it was remarkably ambitious. Its editor, Robert Malone, described its mission in its inaugural issue: It will deal with the theory and practice of visual communication from varied points of reference, breaking down constantly what used to be thought of as barriers and are now seen to be points of contact. The list of contributors was astonishing for its time, and the topics it covered (new technologies, transportation graphics, semiotics) were not addressed in the mainstream design press then, and indeed in some cases would not be discussed elsewhere in such depth for decades. Massimo Vignelli was Dot Zero s designer and creative director. "cover wear, marks, inside is clean and tight" BX63.

Paperback. Condition: Used. Have you ever wondered what a graphic design journal would look like if it was designed by Massimo Vignelli? Wonder no more. Here's the fourth issue of the 5-issue quarterly publication. The content is good and interesting. The design is impeccable. It covers the world's world fairs and has articles by Umberto Eco, Ivan Chermayeff, Rudolph de Harak, and will Burtin. It's black, white, and (a little) red. And it's very cool. Minor browning to cover. Otherwise excellent. Includes a very handsome survey to be mailed in to the publisher. 454.

The fifth and final issue issue of this quarterly publication designed by Massimo Vignelli. This issue devoted to the 1967 symposium "Transportation Graphics: Where Am I Going? How Do I Get There?" at MOMA. With contributions from Will Burtin, George Nelson, Peter Chermayeff, others. First edition. 30.5 cm; 46 pp.; illustrated from photographs, plans, maps, and drawings. Some darkening and wear to spine; minor wear to wrappers; else a very good copy in pictorial wrappers.

First edition. 4to; 46 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. White wrappers soiled; top inch of spine lacking; else a good copy in original white printed wrappers. The premiere issue of this trade magazine devoted to design, published in America but with a European bent. Includes essays by McLuhan, Bruno Munari, Arthur Drexler, others. Scarce.