Note from the editor :

“I’ve always considered myself an outsider and I’ve always tried to do good by being bad”

Tibor Kalman’s uncompromising ‘anti-design’ approach has provoked admiration and distaste in equal measure. Despite having no formal graphics training, Kalman has triumphed in a range of disciplines and media, moving on whenever the work seems to get too easy. Shattering the conventions of good taste and order, Kalman’s in-your-face methods communicate through the power of humour, the vernacular and upside-down thinking.

Using material drawn from interviews with Kalman himself, this book is a revealing portrait of the notorious ‘anti-designer’.