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gq 07 – A Quarterly Review of the Graphic Work, 1974

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Content includes:
Mitsuo Kano How to Fly along the declination No.XY
Along the declination of How to Fly/Mitsuo Kano
Contemporary Writer Theory Kano Mitsuo/Ooka Makoto
Special feature: The world of geometric abstraction
・Authors whose philosophy approaches the whole/Shutaro Mukai
・Private experience of abstraction/Hiroshi Tomura
Questions for Change: The Resistance of a Folk Printmaker and a Poet/Jose Guadalupe Posada; Tales and Chinese: Jin Zhihe; Translation: Jiang Shun
Book of toys and games for convicts: 18 types of games/Natsuhiko Okada
Audubon’s miniature painting “American Birds”/Tadayasu Sakai
Labyrinth of Perception – Keiji Usami’s Print Collection Profile/Joseph Love
5th Warsaw International Poster Biennale/Shigeo Fukuda
Printmakers from Asia: From a journey through contemporary prints in Asia and Australia/Yoshiaki Inui
“Bigger is better” -? Seeing the Macro Graphism Exhibition/Toshiaki Minemura
Exhibition collection ① Transformation of the atmosphere/Mamoru Yonekura
Marcel Duchamp or the realm of purity③????/Octavio Paz

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Kazumasa Nagai
  • Year: 1974
  • Client/Publisher: gq Publishers
  • Size: 255mm x 304mm

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gq 07 - A Quarterly Review of the Graphic Work, 1974. Cover design by Kazumasa Nagai
gq 07 – A Quarterly Review of the Graphic Work, 1974. Cover design by Kazumasa Nagai
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