Founded in 1991 by post-graduate students at the Saint-Etienne Higher School of Art and Design (France), the review Azimuts constitutes both a place for reflection and discussion on the current challenges of design, a field of graphics experiments and support for communication and project valuation.
With the aim of opening the debate, the review welcomes the points of view of important personalities of the world of design but also outside this environment. In the latest issues of the magazine were both designers such as Enzo Mari, Dunne and Raby, Konstantin Grcic, Martin Szekely, Jasper Morrison and Marcel Wanders, alongside personalities as different as the philosophers Bernard Stiegler and Pierre Damien Huyghe, prospectivist Thierry Gaudin, scientist Joël de Rosnay or biologist Louis-Marie Houdebine.
Biannual, edited at 1,000 copies, bilingual and distributed in France and abroad in bookstores specializing in art, architecture and design, Azimuts occupies a unique place in the landscape of current design reviews.
