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Global Culture Industry: The Mediation of Things, by Scott Lash and Celia Lury

unusual in books aimed at a general design audience and they are often balanced by crisp and informative illustrations. However, in this book, Burtin's striking designs for magazines and books are frequently too small to be analyzed. Given the importance of the OSS gunnery manuals, it is unfortunate that Remington is able to print only one relatively small illustration from them. On a positive note, the numerous images of Burtin's exhibition and three-dimensional work are attractive and informative, and are accompanied by detailed descriptions of the ways in which the displays moved and were lit. This aspect of the book is very valuable, as histories of design have tended to overlook exhibition design in favor of more easily accessible and readily comprehensible images of flat graphics. It is perhaps for this reason that Burtin has been a comparatively neglected figure, and this study does whet the appetite for a more rigorous examination.