Niniejsza publikacja jest częściowo oparta na sympozjum „Punkt bez powrotu”, które odbyło się na Uniwersytecie Sztuk Pięknych w Hamburgu (HFBK), 2019. – strona 287.
Point of no return: a polemic? / Ingo Offermanns -- Anti-ambiguity vs. translation: design despite complexity / Ingo Offermanns -- Point of departure, point of no return / Matthias Gorlich -- Thinking graphic design / Eva Linhart -- On the encroachment of modernism: class, culture and dolonialsim / Anoushka Khandwala -- What is a true designer? / In-ah Shin (Feminist Designer Social Club) -- Ficticious characters / Sophia Prinz -- Learning to live with complexity: perspectives for the communication society / Annette Geiger -- Not all Africans are criminals, not all Koreans eat kimchi / Karo Akpokiere -- Graphic design is fluid / Markus Weisbeck -- Translocating historic graphic design to encode contemporary curatorial communication / Clementine Deliss -- A platform for implementing visual language: collaboration with graphic designers in IDEA magazine / Madoka Nishi -- We've never been homogenized / Kay Jun -- To change and not to change: from graphic design to visual communication design / Degeng Li -- Graphic design as a narrative tool / Offshore Studio -- Designing feminist tools / Feminist Internet -- Resistant web / Konrad Renner (Knoth & Renner) -- Always say "graphic design": always type aofhdlkvjblifbv14967cnvlkdfjbh9xiseughcnlkxhgfklxhjfclnskghlakejfh / David Bennewith -- Scripting (of a) statement / Anna Lena von Helldorff -- The varieties of goodness or: how meta-ethicists recognize good graphic design / Christian Bauer -- Aesthetics of graphic design / Daniel Martin Feige -- Graphic design conceives: between individual and collective authorship / Sandra Doeller -- Semantic battles or: why design cannot be innocent / Martin Ludwig Hofmann -- Common-sense design: on the rhetorical limits of what can be designed / Pierre Smolarski -- Graphic design 3-in-1 / Jianping He -- Writing and violence / Friedrich von Borries -- Graphic design after the new normal / Francisco Laranjo.
