Brutal Beauty

Violence and Contemporary Design

Whether in political conflicts or conflicts in everyday life – the subject of violence is ever-present. Against the background of international terrorism and the current streams of refugees from war zones, the subject is more topical than ever. But how do designers deal with violence? What responsibility do they bear, and which possibilities for action do they open up in this highly dynamic process? The publication introduces a whole new generation of designers whose designs and strategies are making violence visible in order to take a stance against the often devastating worldwide developments now and in the future.

Participating designers, artists and projecs 
Shay Alkalay, Michael Anastassiades, Barnaby Barford, Bastøy, Jeremy Bentham, Ewoudt Boonstra, James Bridle, Anthony Burrill, Peter Butcher, Jordi Canudas, Paolo Chiasera, Curro Claret, Francis Ford Coppola, Hein van Dam, Anthony Dunne, Ray & Charles Eames, Fairphone, Ron From, Paulo Goldstein, Alexander Groves, Dave Hakkens, Chris Jordan, Asger Jorn, Cyrus Kabiru, Ronen Kadushin, Jan Pieter Kaptein, An-Sofie Kesteleyn, Knitting Behind Bars, Bert Kramer, The Landfill Harmonic, Eva Lechner, Ross Lovegrove, Felipe Luchi, Zack McDonald, Matthias Megyeri, Yael Mer, Guy Mishaly, Azusa Murakami, George Nelson, Gitte Nygaard, Ernesto Oroza, Marijn van der Poll, Fiona Raby, Michael Sailstorfer, Skateistan, Jair Straschnow, Ezri Tarazi, Marcus Vetter, Carolien Vlieger, Tobias Vollmer, Dominic Wilcox

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Brutal Beauty

March 2016

ISBN 978-3-7356-0216-9

12,00 × 19,40 cm

176 pages

129 colored and 14 b/w illustrations

Softcover, bound

Languages: German, English

Editor
Max Borka for Marta Herford gGmbH

Text by
Max Borka, Friederike Fast, Roland Nachtigäller

Design by
Alexandra Klatt, Potsdam

Events
Exhibition: “Brutal schön – Gewalt und Gegenwartsdesign”, February 7 – May 1, 2016, Marta Herford