Format is the topic for the second issue of m0ire. While, the word is identical in both German and English, our German and English contributions couldn’t be more varied. Other Forms (Jack Henrie Fisher, Jonathan Krohn, Alan Smart) tackle this subject matter head on, exploring the open spaces created by standardization and poetically investigating ways in which they can and have been utilized. Stefan Huber takes a more historical and concise tone, dedicating his article to the work of mathematician and computer scientist Donald Ervin Knuth, whose tireless efforts in typographic digitization, helped establish the current access and usability of digital typefaces.
m0ire Issue 2: Format
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Publisher: Sonnenzimmer & Signalwerk Authors: Other Forms, Stefan Huber Editing: Lauren Weinberg [English], Waterloo, Canada Translation assistance: Matthias Suchert, London Date: 2013
Media: 2-color screen printed
Pages: 8 page interior, 1 fold-out poster Size: 9 x 12 inch magazine, 24 x 36 inch poster Languages: English, German Edition: 200 print (printed in Chicag), 999 digital (programed in Zürich), downloads via m0ire.com Catalog number: SZ010 Collections:
