It's all graphic #2

Watch: It's All Graphic #2

How can graphic design be activist? Design activism is about using the incredible power of visual communication as a tool for making a positive transformation in the world. In the eighties, the collective Wild Plakken was an outspoken example of how to integrate political activism and graphic design. Lies Ros, one of the three founders, will be interviewed about those years with visual support from the archives of the Wim Crouwel Institute. Afterwards, Roosje Klap, Raul Balai and Yuri Veerman will present their work and Ruben Pater will conclude the evening with a column. Design rebels united!

Speakers: Lies Ros, Yuri Veerman, Raul Balai and Ruben Pater

Moderated by: Puck van Dijk

16-11-2017

 ‘It's All Graphic’ is a series of events on graphic design, addressing its cultural and social impact. It is co-produced between the Wim Crouwel Institute and Pakhuis de Zwijger. The Wim Crouwel Institute investigates the heritage, current and future position of Dutch graphic design. The Wim Crouwel Institute is supported by Pictoright Fonds.