Pietro Corraini: The Book as a Total Object

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The Book Unfolded

Robin Mitchell Cranfield

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Publishing culture from a design perspective. Robin Mitchell Cranfield is a print designer and design instructor at Emily Carr University. Her newest book is 'Wings, Waves, and Webs: Patterns and Nature' for Greystone Kids and her web site is www.robinmitchellcranfield.com.

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Pietro Corraini: The Book as a Total Object

The Book Unfolded

21 minutes 27 seconds

1 year ago

Pietro Corraini: The Book as a Total Object

In this interview, Pietro Corraini explains the connection between books and space, why Corraini Edizioni treats books as total objects, and what the connection is between Bruno Munari and the 'gentle revolution' in Italian education of the 1960s and 70s.

Corraini recently opened the Spazio Munari in Milan, a gallery and bookstore dedicated to Bruno Munari. Find out more at corraini.com and listen to their fantastic podcast, “Play to Learn.”

Special thanks to Benedetta Lelli from the press office of Corraini, who joined us! See images for this episode here. A transcript of this episode is available here.