1967 Massimo Vignelli DOT ZERO 3 Unimark J. Szarkowski
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DOT ZERO 3 Designed by Massimo Vignelli � Robert Malone [Editor], Massimo Vignelli [Designer]: DOT ZERO 3. New York: Dot Zero / Finch Pruyn, Spring 1967. First edition. A very good magazine in stiff, printed wrappers. Somebody wrote "50 cents" in black marker on the cover, and then proceeded to use a blue pen to color in the counterstrokes of the "une" of the word "tribune" on the front cover. Other than those unfortunate blemishes, a near fine copy. Please see the scan. Interior unmarked and very clean. Out-of-print.� 9 x 12 perfect-bound magazine with 48 pages of editorial content dealing with design and its effects on the man-made environment. DOT ZERO was an interesting publishing experiment that was about fifteen years ahead of its time. Sponsored and underwritten by a paper company, it paired Robert Malone's editorial sense with Massimo Vignelli's aesthetic sensibilities in a journal that has never been replicated. DOT ZERO made a real attempt to address design issues in the environmental context.� Back in 1966, the medium truly was the massage. Only in the pages of DOT ZERO could inquiring minds find articles about computer graphics, corporate identity, paperbacks as a mass medium and environmental management. A very stimulating publication that only lasted five issues. From Kevin Rau's excellent website devoted to the history
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