Name: Resist!. Poster Collection 37
SKU: 64815941
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Author: Bettina Richter;Museum fur Gestaltung Zurich

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Lars Muller Publishers

Autor

Bettina Richter;Museum fur Gestaltung Zurich

Año

2025

N° páginas

128

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

24.2x16.7x1.3 cm

ISBN13

9783037787953

Resist!. Poster Collection 37

Bettina Richter;Museum Fur Gestaltung Zurich (Autor) · Lars Muller Publishers · Tapa Blanda

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Peace appeals, reminders of human rights, calls to protect nature – posters have proven an effective medium in accompanying social and political struggles worldwide since the 1920s. Through the poster, these universal and timeless topics are able to reach a broad public and encourage critical debate. While some posters are meant to shed light and are aimed at reflection, others appeal more strongly to the emotions of their audience. Some dismantle past and present autocrats cynically, ironically or humorously – while others construct idols that exemplify a different world. Dystopian images function as a provocation and warning, while utopian messages keep the belief in change alive. Symbols such as the raised fist or the dove of peace demonstrate their global and lasting power in ever new interpretations. Proven visual formulas and argumentation strategies are taken up in posters of the latest civil protest movements and are supplemented by new rhetoric. The designers, acting individually or collectively, are united by commitment and an emancipatory attitude as well as the conviction that resistance requires its own aesthetic in order to function. The publication brings together works from around one hundred years that demonstrate the tradition of the poster as a medium of protest and assert its validity and necessity in the present day.