In a world in which information is instantly available, design needs a place for a more reflective view: somewhere to get to the heart of things and a chance to consider what is relevant. Anima aims to be that. From the makers of Port. Inside this issue: Edited by Deyan Sudjic, issue #4 of Anima explores institutions, enduring legacies, and the key figures who shape how design is understood and remembered. Highlights include Milan's Triennale Design Museum, major retrospectives of influential designers (Lella + Massimo Vignelli, Edward Barber, Jay Osgerby) and insightful considerations on how design operates as a cultural practice as much as a commercial one. Also inside, Czech photographer Adam Štech heads to look at the lesser-known aspects of Luis Barragán’s remarkable architecture, Dalia Al-Dujaili explores the legacy of Iraqi modernist graphic design, and Ayla Angelos reflects on the work of the late Martin Parr. London, United Kingdom; 19x26cm; 288 pages; Semi-annual,
