George Adams-Teltscher, an Austrian designer, studied at Bauhaus in Weimar. He emigrated to London in 1938, created internment camp money during WWII, and worked as a graphic designer internationally.Read More →
David Consuegra, a Colombian graphic designer influenced by Bauhaus, integrated indigenous motifs and geometric forms into his work, shaping Colombian design. His legacy endures through education and influential designs.Read More →
Idania del Rio leads Cuba’s design revolution with Clandestina, defying challenges to showcase Cuban creativity globally and inspire a new generation.Read More →
Edward McKnight Kauffer, influential 20th-century designer, shaped modernist visual communication. From Montana to London and New York, his fusion of art and advertising continues to inspire worldwide.Read More →
Otl Aicher, known for his clean and geometric designs, made a significant impact on graphic design through his work for the 1972 Munich Olympics and various corporate identities.Read More →
Roy Lichtenstein’s “Drowning Girl” embodies pop art’s connection between design and mainstream culture. It parodies mass media and highlights design principles.Read More →
Californian design embodies innovation, diversity, and adaptability, shaping a global design philosophy integrating technology, environment, and cultural inclusivity for societal progress.Read More →
“Art Deco Chicago: Designing Modern America” explores Chicago’s significant contribution to the glamorous Art Deco movement, narrating its evolution through key works and critical essays.Read More →
Bauhaus 1919-1933, a collaboration with Bauhaus-Archiv, explores the pioneering fusion of art and functionality, featuring iconic figures and Bauhaus innovation.Read More →
The humble radish, a symbol of prosperity and protection, has flourished in decorative arts across ancient civilizations and modern design. Its enduring appeal evokes interconnectedness and natural beauty.Read More →