• STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan
  • STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan
  • STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan
  • STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan
  • STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan

STATIC MAGIC: DESIGN AESTHETICS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY STATE by Paul Morgan

153 x 229mm, 36 pages, Black & white printing, Saddle stitched, Softcover, 2024

In 1974, America’s National Security Agency began publishing an internal publication called Cryptolog. Written, designed, and printed by NSA employees, the top secret project sought to address all disciplines within the cryptological sphere, especially in how they could benefit the NSA. 136 issues were produced before production abruptly ended in 1997.

Static Magic collects headers, graphics, and other visual detritus from Cryptolog’s two decade run—a kaleidoscopic view into the design sensibilities of America’s late-20th Century security state.

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