Remembering George Giusti

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Immigrant American designer George Giusti, who died in 1990, produced fresh, bold, imaginative magazine illustrations that bring sculpture to mind. His philosophy and discipline, which reflect the Bauhaus tradition, were typical of European designers who came of age in the 1920s. Giusti relied on an integrity of materials and form to create powerful, singular forms.

Commercial art and graphic design, Biography, Criticism and interpretation, Commercial artists, Giusti, George

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Gone Hollywood in Aspen: International Design Conference

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Speakers at the 47th annual International Design Conference, held Jun 5-8, 1997, in Aspen, CO, discussed how Hollywood's film industry has affected society, politics and the profession of graphic design. Some speakers highlighted the fantastic reach that film and television have, while others descried Hollywood's inability to develop meaningful stories and plots.

Photographic equipment and supplies, Photographic Film, Paper, Plate, and Chemical Manufacturing, Graphic Arts Film, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Public opinion, Graphic arts industry

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