Kalle lasn

One in a while something emerges from the crowded yet restrictive space of magazine publishing that glows with an electric potential for change. In this case it is Emigre Magazine. My first experience with Emigre was issue no 1, a large format yet thin publication, it's quite power struck me like no...morething that had come before it, and then in a flash this strange new typographic design magazine inspired a revolution in design, and nothing has been quite the same since. It's nice to see that Emigre now has a fat history book to show off it's contribution to the on going conversation of graphic design.