The second edition of SIGNS. Grafica Italiana Contemporanea (Contemporary Italian Graphics), in continuity with the first one in 2016, aims to present to the general public not only the profession of the graphic designer and its disciplinary sphere, but also the different languages, typicalities and orientations of some of the main representatives of visual design, which in the wake of its great historical tradition is still capable of renewing itself today, comparing itself with the international panorama. The authors and studies documented in this volume are therefore not intended to be a definitive and arbitrary selection, but rather the stage of a virtuous path that aims to map out Italian excellence in the field of graphics over time.
SIGN. Contemporary italian Graphics Design
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ISBN 9788836651061
€24.00
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[Autore: Francesco Dondina]
The second edition of SIGNS. Grafica Italiana Contemporanea presents the typicalities and orientations of the main Italian visual designers, offering a glimpse of their evolution in the international context. The volume aims to map out Italian excellence in the field of graphics, reflecting on a dynamic and constantly evolving path over time.
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| Dimensions | 17 × 24 cm |
|---|---|
| Binding | Paperback with flaps |
| Language | Italian, english |
| Anno | 2022 |
Silvana Editoriale was founded in 1948 by Amilcare Pizzi, as a way of remembering his daughter Silvana, who died prematurely in 1944. Through his commitment and passion, Pizzi expanded its business by publishing books of enormous value. In the mid-90s, Silvana redefined its publishing strategy, embarking on a path of growth and development on the national and international markets, focused on the fields of art, design, architecture and photography, all of which is documented in the on-site catalogue. Today, Silvana Editoriale publishes more than 400 titles a year in collaboration with Foundations, Research Institutes, Universities and Museums across Europe, the United States and the Middle East.
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