Steven Heller

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The Daily Heller: Musk is a Dish Best Served Cold Posted inThe Daily Heller “Sticker shock” is the term for a consumer seeing an unearthly price for, say, a new car—but a new type of sticker shock is making its way around the U.S. The societal values inherent in owning a totally electric vehicles are being squandered by Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk, so people are sticking it to the richest man in the world and unbound lunatic. Like auto mogul Henry Ford—who changed the world with the Model-T but...

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The Daily Heller: Wake Up! For the Sleeper Show of the Season at the GrolierPosted inThe Daily Heller Visual, concrete and sound poetry reached new heights of innovation in the 1960s—and The Grolier Club is the place for classic, post-classic and contemporary experimental books and periodicals.

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Visual, concrete and sound poetry reached new heights of innovation in the 1960s—and The Grolier Club is the place for classic, post-classic and contemporary experimental books and periodicals. On view until July 26, After Words: Visual and Experimental Poetry in Little Magazines and Small Presses, 1960–2025, highlights more than 130 works of visual poetry published by artist-run presses and small magazines during the mimeograph revolution.

1 week ago | printmag.com | Steven Heller

Photo by Grace ShaneIt’s hard to imagine America at war with itself. But there’s a fifth column inside the White House, and while we may not be in a Civil War, we are indeed in a Civics War. The shredding of the social contract has left the nation reeling. So Bonnie Siegler of 8point5 put the enemies of the Constitution on notice with a series of posters that contain a familiar message. Here, Siegler talks about her campaign and the inspiration behind it. What were these posters made for?

1 week ago | printmag.com | Steven Heller

The Daily Heller: Type for Bedtime StoriesPosted inThe Daily Heller Apart from major religious texts, arguably the most read, viewed and recited books of all time are the collected stories of Mother Goose.