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Idea 217, 1989

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Content includes:
World Design Exposition: “World Poster Exhibition” Shigeo Fukuda
13 Posters That Challenged Shigeo Fukuda
Design, Just Now The Works of Tokyo Designers Space Shinzo Higurashi
35th Annual of The Type Directors Club and ’89 Japan Typography Annual Yuji Baba
Posters for EXPO ’92 Pedro Tabernero, Fumio Sudoh
The Andersen Award to Dusan Kallay Marta Sylvestrova
YAO Design Group ･ Packaging Design Takeo Yao
John C. Bricker, Jr.
Display Design Prize Winning Works for 1989 Shoichiro Uonari
FGianni Spinazzola
Computer Graphics by Laurence M. Garte; Hisaka Kojima
The Trick Shigeo Fukuda
Series 15: Art in New York Today ①Navigation Chart of Spaceship by Jack Whitten ②Lynton Wells’ Door to Guide Godd Shoichiro Higuchi
Showzi Tsukamoto: Creation of Lacquer Arts Hirokazu Arakawa
1989 Art Festival Yufuin Koichi Nakai
Hans Nelsen & Eric Nelsen Hisaka Kojima
Hakushu Summer Festival ’89 Kazue Kobata
Marie-Rose Lortet: Knitting Images
The Orlandi International Design Contest for Ceramic Tiles Marie-Therese Coulley

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Masuteru Aoba
  • Year: 1989
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 217, 1989. Cover design by Masuteru Aoba
Idea 217, 1989. Cover design by Masuteru Aoba
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