The publication Graphic Design in Japan presents eighteen contemporary Japanese studios and designers, offering an insight into the nature, diversity and distinctive features of the country’s graphic design scene. Graphic designer and curator Alexandre Dimos does not focus on the history of the field, but rather on the environment in which contemporary Japanese graphic design is created. Among other things, he examines the interplay between folk and academic culture, and how the absence of rigid boundaries between these spheres enables designers to move freely between cultural and commercial work.
- author: Alexandre Dimos
- language: English
- number of pages: 192
- dimensions: 20 × 27 cm
- binding: paperback
