Russian posters

Article Abstract:

Russian posters of the 1980s and 1990s have gained new credibility and audiences. These works show the influence of the Russian avante-garde. Posters of the 1990s tend to be structured with simple graphic language. They address subjects ranging from culture and sports to social matters and politics. However, they all communicate a concept between the designer and the viewer, without the interference of the totalitarian regime's concept of truth.

Commercial printing, lithographic, Commercial Lithographic Printing, Lithoprinted Display Posters, Car Cards, History, Russia, Portrayals, Graphic arts industry, Lithography (Printing), Posters

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Report from the US: The Swatch Pavilion at the Atlanta Olympics

Article Abstract:

The Swatch Pavilion at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, GA, is a whimsical innovative building disguised as a no-nonsense utilitarian structure. The watch company's building was designed to act with its exhibits like the cogs and wheels in a watch work together. The temporary structure resembles a trailer of see-through plastic with movement over the surface. It is prominently located near the award-ceremony site.

Watches, clocks, watchcases & parts, Watch, Clock, and Part Manufacturing, Watches, Clocks & Watchcases, Exhibitions, Clock and watch industry, Clock industry, Watch industry, Swatch Watch International

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