30 or so Minor Objects: Japanese Graphic Design History

12 September 2021 ● less than 1 min read ● 1 image
30 or so Minor Objects: Japanese Graphic Design History

30 or so Minor Objects: Japanese Graphic Design History is a new 130-page bilingual E/J book on pre-WW2 design history that I put together with the students in my Japanese Graphic Design History class at Temple University Japan.
We worked collectively to write, edit, and translate this book along with trusty editor/co-designer Iori Kikuchi and translator Ren Makishima. The book will be available for free at the Japan editions of the exhibition “Which Mirror Do You Want To Lick?” at Geidai & Kindai in October of 2021.
“Which Mirror Do You Want To Lick?” is an exploration of graphic design history, both actual and speculative curated by Maki Suzuki, Radim Pesko and Sofie Dederen. With previous stops in France, Czech, and Australia, the exhibition is reimagined in Tokyo and Osaka as being comprised of projects made by students and local curators.

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Ian Lynam

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I'm a graphic designer, design educator, design critic and design writer who has been based in Tokyo for 19 years.

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