As a follow up to my post entitled The Value of New Media in the Art Industry, I'd like to direct your attention to an article written by Paola Antonelli about the revitalization of graphic design objectives at MOMA. While the article was written in 2004, it is still relevant today and offers a specific viewpoint from MOMA's Department of Architecture and Design. Very nicely written and found via AIGA.
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April 08, 2008
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