Idea 214, 1989-5

Koichi Sato

Magazine / Periodical / Journal

Cover Design: Koichi Sato

Content includes:
The Polaroid Portfolio
Chuck Davidson Rebecca Segerstrom-Sato
Pierre Neumann Interview: Bernard Fibicher
Source/Inc. Takeo Yao
Masayoshi Nakajo Kazumasa Nagai
Works of Kijuro Yahagi – Design, Metalanguage in Formative Art Yukio Kondo
’88 Hall of Fame, Silas Rhodes, Ben Shahn, Mike Tesch, Bert Steinhauser Shinichiro Tora
Petr Otradovec and Zbynek Houska Jan Rajlich
Stuart I. Frolick
Pete Turner, Photographer Nick DeBord
Four Hong Kong Designers Exhibition
Coley Porter Bell – The Strategic Design Charlotte Borger
The Trick Shigeo Fukuda
Good Design is Good Business – Robert Jensen
Jaroslav Sura Jan Rajlich
Series 12: Art in New York Today, Boomerang Thrown by Tom Doyle Shoichiro Higuchi
The 2nd Kumamoto Design Award Takeo Yao
Kenji Kobayashi Akehiko Yamazaki
A New Current in Typography
A Proposal for New Design – Traditional Craftwork of Ogatsu Suzuri Takeo Yao

Details

Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designer/s Koichi Sato
Year 1989
Client/Publisher Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

Koichi Sato

Koichi Sato is a Japanese graphic designer known for expressive typography, poster design, and influential contributions to contemporary Japanese visual culture. Explore related designers including Ikko Tanaka and Kazumasa Nagai. See also Japanese Modernism and 1970s graphic design history.

IDEA (Japan)

Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

Linked Information

Design Format: Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designed in the: 1980s
Series: IDEA (Japan)

Idea 214, 1989-5. Cover design by Koichi Sato

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