Issue 338 - Digital Version

March / April 2002 Cover Image: Portrait of Marty Neumeier Photo by Kevin Irby In Issue 338 of Graphis magazine, you'll find the following articles: Out of Time: Collecting with Norman Brosterman, by Todd Alden; The Galeries Lafayette billboard campaign, by Brigitte David; Turbo2000 in 2001, by Susanna Sirefman; The Three Faces of Tatsuo Ebina, by Michael Kaplan; Chip Kidd: Cover to Cover, by Ken Coupland; Henk Stallinga: Objects as Statements, by Tracy Metz; Fernando Gutiérrez; Latin Aloofness, by Hugh Aldersey-Williams; Interview with Marty Neumeier: Life after Critique, by Chris Barnett; Finland’s Lahti Poster Biennial; The Concept of Tony Palladino’s Universe; and Lloyd Ziff: The Lord in the Condé Nast Empire, by Véronique Vienne. CONTENTS 6 Contributors 10 We've Seen It All By Véronique Vienne 11 "It was such a beautiful day" By Guy Billout 12 Q&A Uwe Loesch 14 Hippolyte's Island Reviewed by Andrea Birnbaum 16 Smile I-D and Art Cuba Reviewed by Jane Harris 18 Cowpuncher Reviewed by Mike Hicks 24 Out of Time, Collecting with Norman Brosterman By Todd Alden A collection of fantastic and speculative designs, by sci-fi artists, for an imaginary future. 32 The Galeries Lafayette billboard campaign By Brigitte David 36 Turbo2000 in 2001 By Susanna Sirefman Branding entertainment spaces--the futuristic Copenhagen interiors of Johannes Torpe. 44 The Three Faces of Tatsuo Ebina By Michael Kaplan With a surreal sense of humor, Ebina subverts Japanese advertising while honoring both emerging talents and old masters 62 Chip Kidd: Cover to Cover By Ken Coupland A rising star of book design has written his first book The Cheese Monkeys--a fictional autobiography on the education of a graphic designer. 76 Henk Stallinga: Objects as Statements By Tracy Metz This Dutch industrial/product designer invents new products and new archetypes to question the very nature of design. 84 Fernando Gutiérrez; Latin Aloofness By Hugh Aldersey-Williams Pentagram's newest partner tempers Spanish blood with English cool. He promises to take the famous Anglo-American partnership into a new direction. 94 Interview with Marty Neumeier: Life after Critique By Chris Barnett How Marty Neumiere lost 2.5 million of his own dollars publishing Critique and why he's smiling today. 104 Finland's Lahti Poster Biennial A selection of the best posters from 2001--presented at the Lahti City Museum in Finland. 116 The Concept of Tony Palladino's Universe Honoring the school of the Big idea, Palladino applies his fine-art sensibility to both advertising and design. 124 Lloyd Ziff: The Lord in the Condé Nast Empire By Véronique Vienne Having coasted through several jobs as art director at Condé Nast, Ziff turns to his photography full time. 145 Japanese By Yoko Minai, Typesetting by Ray Liu 149 Spanish By Rita Garcia 153 German By Heinke Jenssen 157 French By Caroline Droz, Charlotte Rahola