Jan Lenica

Idea 229, 1991-11

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The World Masters: 11 Jan Lenica
The 3rd International Poster Triennial in Toyama 1991 Kazumasa Nagai
C. F. Payne
Graphic Designer in California, Robert Miles Runyan
The Lahti IX Poster Biennale Jorge Frascara
1991 YUGO (Fusion) Exhibition Shinichiro Tora
Nous Travaillons Ensemble / Grapus, Alex Jordan Alex Jordan, Shigeru Watano, Yachiyo Matsuzaki
Collage Artist, David Lui
Fantastic Photographer, Tak Kojima Rebecca Segerstrom-Sato
A Graphic Artist in Tunisia, Nja Mahdaoui Constraction: Koichi Sato
TDC 37 + JTA 1991 Shintaro Ajioka
Hiro Kimura Seymour Chwast
Zanders 1991 Calendar, “People to People-Paper units”
Series 27: Art in New York Today, Robert Murray, Between the Sky and the Horizon Shoichiro Higuchi

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Idea 229, 1991-11
Idea 229, 1991-11. Cover design by Jan Lenica
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