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Person Place Thing
Person Place Thing

Graphic designer Timothy Goodman

By Tina Renick
Published November 27, 2023 at 10:31 AM EST
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In addition to his work for corporations (Nike, Apple) and non-profits, graphic designer Timothy Goodman documents everything, and not just as a way to record an event but as an act of meditation: “Documenting allows me to slow it down and to sit in that space a little longer.” Goodman tells us about Bob Dylan and The Chelsea Hotel.

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