Tibor Kalman
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Tibor Kalman (July 6, 1949–May 2, 1999) was an influential American graphic designer of Hungarian origin, well-known for his work as editor-in-chief of ...
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Tibor Kalman, who died on May 2, 1999, after a long, courageous battle with non- Hodgkin's lymphoma, was one of the few graphic designers whose ...
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May 19, 1999 ... The obituary of this innovative designer, best known for the work he created with his New York design firm and his brief editorship of ...
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Context is everything: Tibor Kalman inspires a plan for all seasons. ... is like the weather, only man-made, then Tibor Kalman is a man for all seasons.” ...
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Tibor Kalman founded the legendary, multidisciplinary design firm M&Co in 1979. In collaboration with his wife Maira, the conceptually progressive firm ...
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I first heard of Tibor Kalman while browsing a copy of "Interview", just to learn that ... Think Tibor Kalman. Think Bennetton's controversal advertising. ...
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Tibor Kalman had a diverse career that ventured into many areas of design. His self-professed "short attention span" led to his experimentation in a variety ...
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Tibor Kalman was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1949 and emigrated to US with his family ... Tibor Kalman: Everyone else invests more in this idea that I do. ...
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A review of the late Kalman's monograph in context, with a brief background of Tibor's influential design work and approach to its role in the consumer ...
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News about Tibor Kalman, including commentary and archival articles published in ... Roberta Smith reviews designs of Tibor Kalman, shown at New Museum of ...
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