Idea 136, 1976-5

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Editor in chief: Yoshihisa Ishihara
Assistant Editor: Tadashi Hamada
Editorial Cooperation: Ohchi Design Office and Midori Imatake
Cover Design: Miriam Wosk

Content includes:
Miriam Wosk by Milton Glaser
Art Attack by Takenobu Igarashi
George Hardie by Akiko Hyuga
Anne Stienstra, GK Industrial Design Associates by Midori Imatake
Push Pin Studios Opens New Media Art Gallery by Shin’ichiro Tora
“Anamorphosis Exhibition,” Visual Game of Perspective by Shigeo Fukuda, Shigeru Watano
Marcel Mariën by John Lyle
T. Yokoo’s One-man Show by Masanori Ohe
Yoshi Sekiguchi: 12 Years in the U. S. A.
New Typography in the Making by Masahiko Kozuka
Dolmen Press by Liam Miller
Basil Pao – A Young Designer from the West Coast of the United States
Works of Kyo Takahashi
Hall of Fame
Ad Directions ’75
Tony Meeuwissen
Literary Monument Designed by Kenji Itoh, Graphic Designer
Satoshi Kondo: Print Exhibition

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Idea 136, 1976-5. Cover design by Miriam Wosk
Idea 136, 1976-5. Cover design by Miriam Wosk

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