Contribution Date
publication
Gigline; Vol. 2, No. 4
About Face; Vol. 1, No. 5
Whole Earth Catalog; Spring 19702
Whole Earth Catalog; Fall 19702
Whole Earth Review; No. 57
Whole Earth Review; No. 44
Aloha; No. 293
People's Computer Company; (undated)
People's Computer Company; Vol.4, No.42
People's Computer Company; Vol. 2 No.32
Peoples Computers; Vol.7, No.2
Amateur Computer Users Group, Homebrew Computer Club, Vol.2, Issue no. 15
Amateur Computer Users Group, Homebrew Computer Club, Issue no. 2
Whole Earth Catalog; Fall 19698
Saul Bass archive
Cover of “Duke” 1.2 (July 1957)
“Boekje VaandelsHoog”13
“Apeman, Spaceman”
“Three by Heinlein”
“Extrapolasis”
“The Press in the Jury Box”
“675 Words about Design @ 35,000 Feet” Article from “Print” Magazine
“IKON” Magazine, “Women and the Computer”, Vol. 2, Issue 22
“Ms.“ Magazine, Vol.2, No. 4
“Design Research: Methods and Perspectives”2
“Ms.“ Magazine, November 1977 Issue
“Spare Rib” Vol. 2, Issue 1
“Inner Bitch”2
“Seito” (Bluestocking) Magazine
“The Crime at Scottsboro”2
Cover of “Wild Times” (Yasei jidai), June/July 1976
“The New Woman’s Survival Catalog”15
“Radical School Reform”
“The Case Against Congress”
“The Industrial Society”
“Existence”
“The Politics of Protest”
“A history of western philosophy”
“The Spiritual in art : abstract painting 1890-1985”
“Whereishere”
Cover of “Bruce Nauman: exhibition catalogue and catalogue raisonné“2
Cover of “In the Spirit of Fluxus book for Walker Art Center”
Cover of “Emapthy, Form and Space”
San Francisco Museum of Art program guide, March 19642
“Mike Kelley”
“Environmental Design at Art Center College of Design”
“ArtCenter College of Design Catalogue 1995-96”5
“Reputations: Lorraine Wild”
2006 AIGA Medalist Lorraine Wild
“Height of Fashion”
“That was Then, and This is Now: But What is Next?“
“Beat culture and the New America: 1950—1965”
The Crisis
The Crisis; Vol. 4, No. 6
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
“The Crisis” cover
K&E Leroy Lettering Sets6
Masthead of Freedom’s Journal.2
The weekly Christian Recorder, published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by the AME Church
Cue magazine cover; “Star Struck”2
Leading Through Design, National Endowment for the Arts campaign6
Esquire Magazine Cover, February 1936
“Homeland of Happy Feet” article2
