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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
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2016The classical and the crude combine to represent the multiple facets of The Arab City
2016
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2014More excellent work from unstoppable Swedish illustrator Sara Andreasson
2014
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2013Illustration: Swedish illustrator Klara Persson has charm in no small dose
2013
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Never Mind the Object
2012
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2015Bright, polished and inventive graphic design from Swedish agency Ritator
2015
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2014Product Design: Swedish student's system to pay at shops by using vein scanning!
2014
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2013Bokja's crafty Arab Spring inspired textiles are oddly compelling
2013
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2018Swedish design studio Amanda & Erik avoid the tropes of minimalist, Scandinavian design in their practice
2018
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2021The personal is political: Haitham Haddad’s journey to bring Arabic back to public spaces in Palestine
2021
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1701Sword (Saif) with Scabbard
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Museum of Radio, Pereslavl-Zalessky - Regentone Twin-Tone radio with record player, Sweden (18813350901)
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1875Gumuri
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1875Guenbri
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1701Spear
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1875Guenbri
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1875Rebab
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1850Nay
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1501Sword with Scabbard
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-900Cylinder seal with chariot hunting scene and Old South Arabian inscription
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ART DÉCO TELEFONAFFISCH Här visas en av LM Ericssons reklamaffischer från 1929. Den visar en ny kompakt bordstelefonmodell som Ericsson tagit fram influerad av fransk art déco. Den exlusiva art déco-stilen utvecklas från Parisutställningen 1925 och Ericsson tar 1929 fram denna förfinade telefonmodell. I bakgrunden på affischen syns södra Kungstornet i Stockholm. Byggnaden uppfördes som huvudkontor åt Ericsson 1925 och var ett av Stockholms första höghus. Grunden till den nya modellen är 1909 års
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900Part of Lamp or Incense Burner Inscribed in Arabic with Good Wishes
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1400Bracelet with Snake-Head Endings and Arabic Inscription, One of a Pair
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1400Bracelet with Snake-Head Endings and Arabic Inscription, One of a Pair
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1000Long-Handled Spoon Inscribed in Arabic with Good Wishes
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1100Rice Server Inscribed in Arabic with Good Wishes
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1600Finial with Arabic Inscription"Ya, Da'im" ("Oh, Everlasting!")
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1200Candlestick with Horsemen and Arabic Inscriptions Conveying Good Wishes and Blessings Upon the Sultan
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2012Stockholm Design week 2012: Form us With Love
2012
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2013Magnificent retelling of Arabian Nights from the brilliant Noa Snir
2013
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2019Photographer Maja Daniels explores the ancient language and culture of an isolated Swedish community
2019
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2012A fresh, Swedish graphic design studio for y'all to be inspired by
2012
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2015Perfect type and considered visual flourishes in Stockholm-based Studio Parasto Backman's graphics
2015
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2018Mohamad Abdouni on documenting an “important time in Arab queer culture”
2018
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2012Stockholm Design Lab create smashing new Ikea food packaging
2012
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012
2012
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2013Swedish studio PJADAD kick food photography up a gear for new campaign
2013
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2013Things 2013 #8: professional wrestling, Swedish design, youthful shots, 180 shots and the future of illustration.
2013
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2019How do you advertise a Swedish bank? With Snoop Dogg and Afghan hounds
2019
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Clemence Seilles
2012
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2022Type foundry Boharat Cairo on the vast possibilities of Arabic type design
2022
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: DeisgNu
2012
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2012Pipe smoking gets a fresh new look courtesy of Swedish designers Stiff
2012
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2013Design talks will never be the same again thanks to this pavilion in Sweden
2013
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2016Active Arab Women: Lara Al-Hadeedi records the determination of sporting Kuwaiti women
2016
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Katrin Greiling
2012
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2017Pass-the-illustration and an hour of Swedish Progg. It's time for Things!
2017
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2016Understated and beautiful Vitra packaging by Swedish studio BVD
2016
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2015Swedish studio Snask's brilliant handmade letters for Washington Post
2015
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2015Work in Progress: the DIY zine from Swedish Studio Reko
2015
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2015Another treasure trove of work from Swedish creative Martin Nicolausson
2015
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2011Katrin Greiling: Stockholm Furniture Fair
2011
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2014Eclectic graphic skills from Stockholm studio Research and Development
2014
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2013Ikea in Swedish shows how to pronounce the names of your favourite furnishings
2013
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2012Brilliant Lacombe sisters' show Hey'Ya featuring Arab sportswomen opens in London
2012
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2017Swedish artist Ekta reconsiders simple geometric shapes
2017
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2013Here's mysterious, Swedish magic carpet makers Oyyo and their beautiful rugs. Thanks Wednesday!
2013
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2012Excellently gauged info-heavy illustration from Swedish illustrator Nils-Petter Ekwall
2012
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2012Sweden's money gets a beautiful redesign by graphic designer Göran Österlund
2012
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2015Bonkers, beardy and very Swedish new Saatchi & Saatchi Rekorderlig ad
2015
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2021What’s in store for the future of Arabic visual culture? Archief Cairo on communicating across borders
2021
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2016Drifting SUVs in the Arabian desert: Peter Garritano explores the world of hajwalah
2016
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2017Swedish illustrator Malin Rosenqvist creates textural works about psychology and powerful women
2017
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2021Preserving Syrian design history and graphics in the Arab world: Meet the Syrian Design Archive
2021
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2018Chantal Jahchan explores the Arabic type design landscape and concepts of modernity in En Route
2018
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2017Ahmet Unver uses photography to explore his Swedish and Turkish roots
2017
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2012Pure unadulterated stationery porn from Swedish studio Lundgren Lindqvist
2012
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2014BVD create a stunning origami S for Swedish design awards
2014
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2016Swedish illustrator Martin Nicolausson’s delightfully ambiguous portraits
2016