ermin međedović, blogotip

Roger Black, nekoč likovni urednik časopisov Rolling Stone, Newsweek in New York Times Magazine.

“If you look at the long history of architecture,there are a number of forms — the portico, the arch, the bay window — that crop up again and again and that people find comforting and useful. And I think the page is one of those forms. It’s the ideal size for what the eye can take in, and it’s much older than printing; the Babylonians, the Egyptians, the Romans all had pages. All this stuff morphs around. There will still be movies, there will still be radio programs, and there will still be pages.”  [klik, klik]

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