Idea 245, 1994

Content includes:
The International Poster Exhibition, Tel Aviv 1993 Dr. Michael Sgan-Cohen
Striking Harmony Between Beauty and Newness, Margo Chase Hisaka Kojima
Texturing Photo Illustration, Amy Guip Takahisa Iwayoshi
Refreshing Lyricism Keizo Matsui
“Sarajevo, Emergency” Poster Project
Revealing Realities, Christopher Zacharow Lee Epstein
The Japan Poster Exhibition at the National Museum in Poznan Shigeo Fukuda
A New Urban Environment, Phoenix Shoichiro Higuchi
Fashion Photo Exhibition, MODE -Vanites-
Shoichiro Higuchi’s “Giocco Mobile”
The Utopian World of Natalie D’arbeloff Paul Peter Piech
Special Feature: ’94 Graduation Works of Graphic Design Students in Japan Masuteru Aoba
The 54th Exhibition of Bijutsu Bunka Art Association

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Margo Chase
IDEA (Japan)
Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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Idea 245, 1994
Idea 245, 1994. Cover design by Margo Chase
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