Posterkunst

1. Cornelius Michael , Oette

HOW TO BECOME A HERO*

HOW TO BECOME A HERO**with sustainable long lasting High statusin a Community of Creative Cultural Changemakers asPioneer;And Doing better Service and Goods for making our home abetter place ;as eco social entrepreneurs caring for creation!

1. Amanda Jane Jones

Homebody

From award-winning Kinfolk founding art director Amanda Jane Jones, this curated collection of DIY typographic posters-color them, paint them, collage them, decorate them however you want!-offers affordable, unique artwork for your walls and is the perfect gift for homebodies, introverts, and anyone who loves staying home.

Gran Fury: Art Is Not Enough

A sweeping look at the history of the artist collective whose graphic poster designs helped define the visual culture of AIDS activism Gran Fury (1988–95) was a New York–based activist artist collective that emerged from ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), an organization founded in 1987 to raise awareness about the HIV/AIDS crisis in the United States through political activism. Named for the vehicle favored by the New York City police, Gran Fury formed to summon a sense of collective indignation. The collective’s innovative graphic design campaigns were mobilized in ACT UP demonstrations to awaken the public to the disdain, neglect and silence of Ronald Reagan’s administration during the epidemic. The group produced posters, newspapers, stickers, photographs, videos and billboards that were circulated to transform perceptions about HIV/AIDS, interrogate ineffective public policies and underreported government data, interrupt misconceptions disseminated by the media, confront the morality of religious institutions, and alleviate the stigma and discrimination faced by people living with HIV/AIDS. They worked closely with other activist groups, including the Silence=Death Project, whose posters featuring a pink triangle came to be a defining visual of the AIDS crisis. This richly illustrated catalog is a comprehensive survey of the collective’s body of work. It includes unpublished essays, historical interviews, rare pamphlets, photographs and ephemera that altogether chart the development of a new visual language for effecting social change. Gran Fury: Art Is Not Enough is an indispensable reference for the study of the intersection of activism and the arts in the late 20th century.

1. Peter , Forster
2. Petra , Eisele

Plakatfrauen. Frauenplakate

Das wechselvolle Verhältnis zwischen dem Plakat als künstlerisch-gestalterisches Medium und der Rolle, die Frauen einnehmen, ist das Thema der begleitenden Publikation zu einer Ausstellung im Museum Wiesbaden. Die Plakatauswahl aus den Jahren 1905-1921 zeigt die vielfältigen Rollen von Frauen, wie sie in der Öffentlichkeit dargestellt wurden. Gestalterisch gekonnt in Szene gesetzt, vermitteln sie so an die Gesellschaft, welches Verhalten sozial erwünscht ist, welche Freiräume denkbar, aber auch, welche Grenzen nicht verhandelbar waren. Für den männlichen Plakatentwerfer ist die Frau das Modell, das vielfältig eingesetzt wird. Aber auch Grafikerinnen gestalteten professionell Plakate. Ihre Entwürfe zeigen das wachsende Selbstbewusstsein von Frauen, sich von kunsthandwerklichen Unikaten ebenso wie von kleinen Formaten zu verabschieden und stattdessen mit großformatigen und in hoher Auflage reproduzierbaren Werbemitteln in die Öffentlichkeit zu treten. Plakate aus der ersten Hochphase deutscher Plakatgestaltung (1905-1921) Der männliche und weibliche Blick auf die Rolle der Frau in der Gesellschaft Grafische Entwerferinnen: Emanzipation durch Plakatgestaltung Ausstellung: Museum Wiesbaden, 11.10.2024 bis 16.2.2025

1. Bill Schwartz

Space: Posters & Paintings

A superb, evocative selection of paintings and illustrations recording the history of space exploration, by artists commissioned by the NASA Art Program from 1962 onwards.

Arboretum Poster Book

These stunning posters from Katie Scott's bestselling Arboretum are perfect for pinning on your walls.This large-format poster book lets you decorate your walls with images from Katie Scott's bestselling Arboretum, created in partnership with the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.