Contemporary Japanese Posters

Contemporary Japanese PostersThe best of Japanese graphic poster design, from the 1964 Tokyo Olympics to the creation of the Issey Miyake logo, and beyond. The book covers the period from the mid '50s, after World War II, and explores how Japanese contemporary posters emerged as a form of expressive design influenced by both foreign stimuli and the reinterpretation of traditional themes and colors. The book also features a wide range of graphic design trends and aesthetic shifts

from the iconic compost cookie to the craveable crack pie

Explore the club scene

including his directorial debut She's Gotta Have It (1986)

produced in collaboration with members Jimmy Page

and artwork that celebrate the rich tapestry of Black culinary ingenuity

and Celebrations - the book covers vegan staples like nut milks and tofu

Celebrate the magical connection between humans and the botanical world

Drawing on his two decades of work and cultural observation

along with specific table d√ ©cor and entertaining tips

more a cabinet of curiosities than a traditional guidebook

turning it into a global fashion powerhouse

The book showcases events that shaped the city's identity