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Idea 251, 1995

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Content includes:
Special Interview with Makoto Saito Text: Junji Ito, Commentary: Ruki Matsumoto, Toshiaki Nakayama, Toshihiko Ishida
Guerrilla Graphics in the Netherlands Wild Plakken Text: Shigeru Watano/Yachiyo Matsuzaki†
Illustration with a Latin-American Flavor Jose Ortega Text: Takahisa Iwayoshi
3rd International Biennia of the Poster in Mexico Text: Kazumasa Nagai
The Unique Style of Dell Delacorte Press
New Wave in Swiss Graphics Text: Noboru Matsuura, Commentary: Niklaus Troxler, Ralph Schraivogel and Melchior Imboden
Hideo Takeda’s Original Works Text: Tadahisa Nishio†††††
Claes Oldenburg’s Dynamic Statements Text: Shoichiro Higuchi
Special: 1995 Japanese Students Graduation Works Text: Masuteru Aoba
The 79th NIKA Exhibition of Visual Design
55th Bijutsu Bunka Art Association Exhibition
News & Information, Exhibitions and Book Reviews, Addresses of Contributors
Design Education for the 21st Century: Musashino Art University, Mitsuo Katsui x Minoru Niijima

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Makoto Saito (Cover design)
  • Year: 1995
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 251, 1995
Idea 251, 1995
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