Emigre 21, New Faces, 1992

Publisher: Rudy VanderLans.
Guest editor: Jeffery Keedy.

CONTENTS:
Mr. Keedy, Introduction.
Design projects by students at California Institute of the Arts: James Stoecker, Kathy Keen, Andrea Futter, Margo Johnson, Kirsten Conran, Heather Wyville, Augustine Chun, Damon Kidwell, Stephanie Gould, Kimberly Dumas, Steven Schultz, Austin Putnam, Anne Burdick, Christopher Vice, Gail Swanlund, Kerri DuPont, Edwin Utermohlen, Susan LaPorte William Nelson, Jeffrey Zwerner, Lew Rakowsky, Melinda Harrold, Elisabeth Charman, Jennifer Azzarone, Lori Middleton and Barry Deck.

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Rudy VanderLans
Emigre
Emigre was published between 1984 and 2005 in Berkeley, California, and pushed the boundaries of visual communication, graphic design and typography.

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