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- USD $50.00 postpaid (international SAL shipping included)
- Designers:
- Laboratories
- Publisher:
- Seibundo Shinkosha
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- Idea + Publications
Issue #389 of IDEA examines “the f-word”… That’s right: Feminism, the notion that all genders are equal. The first third of this issue of IDEA looks at the work and struggles of contemporary Japanese and Korean feminist graphic designers, exhibitions about their work, and so much more. It also includes histories of important global feminist graphic designers and helps to chart a course of feminist herstory throughout graphic design, challenging traditional notions of gender and orientation.
The rest of the issue includes a feature on contemporary Swiss design, a feature on contemporary Asian political design, and a special supplement by Ian Lynam and Mr. Keedy about what design has come to look like after Postmodernism.
It’s a relatively political issue of IDEA, but guess what? Life is political.
Korea─Japan Gender and women designers
The W Show: A List of Graphic Designers
The W Show: A List of Graphic Designers
Text by Na Kim, Chae Lee, Choi Sulki
Peony and Crab: Shim Woo Yoon Solo Show
Interview with Yang Jieun
Women Designers in Seoul
Text by Shin In-ah
Lee Ari
Yang Meanyoung
Ooh Yuni
Change everyday working life of feminist designers: Activities of Feminist Designer Social Club
Interview with Shin In-Ah
On Korean Feminism: From the feminism reboot to the present
Text by Mie Kinoshita
Freedom From Gender: The work of Naomi Hirabayashi
Design by Naomi Hirabayashi
Interview with Naomi Hirabayashi
Interviewer: Chiharu Watabe, Idea Text by Chiharu Watabe
Toward a society that does not require the initialism LGBT: The initiatives of Shibaura House and nl/minato
Interview with Mami Motoyuki, Jun Nakajima
Interviewer: Idea Text by Toshinobu Nagata
American Pioneers
Two Woman Designers: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville and Lorraine Wild
Text by Ian Lynam
[Event] 10 tips for continuing to be a designer:
Ginza Graphic Gallery The 371st Exhibition “Paula Scher: Serious Play”
Speaker: Paula Scher
Women in Modernism
Typography and Women
Text by Yuko Miyago
Marie Neurath: International picture language and Science
Text by Michiyo Honjo
Special supplement insert:
The Global Style: Modernist Typography After Postmodernism
Text by Mr. Keedy, Ian Lynam
Design by Yuta Murao
Translation by Shu Kuge, Emma Okubo
Introduction: Understanding the Global Style
Text by Ian Lynam
The Global Style: Modernist Typography After Postmodernism
Text by Mr. Keedy
Commentary: Multiple Modernisms
Text by Ian Lynam
FormSWISS #4
Total Planning / Production by Form
Creative Direction by &Form
Design by Arata Maruyama, Keitaro Takahashi, Yuichi Kato
Photography & Writing by Arata Maruyama
Translation by Mika Iwasaka, Kazuko Fujimoto-Hedges, Takaharu Saito, Naoko Sakazume
Typeface by Swiss Typefaces
Printing (pp. 131-132) by Taiyo Printing
Cooperation by Embassy of Switzerland in Japan, Zürich Tourism, Swiss Typefaces, Taiyo Printing
Ludovic Balland
Kasper-Florio
Julia Hasting
Hubertus Design
Zurich University of the Arts
C2F
Studio Feixen
YELLOW OBJECTS―A poster rally against social injustice and fighting for freedom
Text and Image by YELLOW OBJECTS
