For me going to new places is enough to be exposed to new visuals and new perspectives. and these two were quit inspiring in terms of historical knowledge, which is a necessity for designers to have. The V&A was massively informative; exploring how the politics of the Cold War shaped architecture and design. Reassessing ‘classic’ designs and introducing many little- known objects, this is an original perspective on an era of high tension and creativity.
These are some of my favorite:
Poster: Glory to Soviet Science! Glory to a Soviet Man - the First Cosmonaut!
Poster: Hail to the Red Army - Protectors of the new world
Poster: The police Speak to you every evening at 8pm
Poster: we Will win, venceremos Printed student Poster Mexico, about 1970
Poster: Stop nuclear suicide F.H.K Henrion, issued by the CND Britian, 1963
Storyboard for the bomb release sequence: in Dr Strangelove kenneth Adam (born 1921)
Poster: Olivietti 'Lexikon' Giovanni Pintori, (born 1912) Colour offset print. Designed for Olivetti Spa, Ivrea Italy, 1953.
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