Graphic Design 64, 1976

Content includes:
Japanese packaging: Inheriting tradition / Hirohashi Keiko
6th Warsaw International Poster Biennale / Katsumi Masaru
7th Brno Graphic Design Biennale
・A word from the organizer / Jan Reilich
The role of international design exhibitions / Simon Boyko
Report on the 26th Aspen International Design Conference / Fukuda Shigeo
Minamoto Takashi’s photo poem
Nakagaki Nobuo’s recent work: book design and diagrams / Text: Sugiura Kohei; Interview: Nakagaki Nobuo + Katsumi Masaru
Goto Hide’s graphic art / Katsumi Masaru
New trends in record jackets / Tanaka Ikko
Visual arts education at Harvard University / Katayama Toshihiro
Hospital pictograms / Kawazoe Yasuhiro

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Akira Kuromai
Graphic Design
Graphic Design was a Japanese publication which started in the late 1950s and had a run of 100 issues.

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Graphic Design 64, 1976. Cover design by Akira Kuromai
Graphic Design 64, 1976. Cover design by Akira Kuromai
Issue 64 of the Japanese magazine Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン) published in 1976.
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