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In 1979, in an effort to document the history of Turkish graphic design, Maden started the book project “Turkish GraphicArt from the Beginning to the Present.” Various retrospective exhibitions were publicly shown between 2009 and 2019, and the Turkish design great passed away on June 19th, 2013.
The American Institute of GraphicArts (AIGA) has been judging books by their covers for over 100 years. Reid (2009). Format: Book, book cover A statement as gutsy as it is whimsical, this tiny exhibition catalogue from one of the world’s great book designers proves that it can be possible that less is all.
He was a distinguished graphic designer, author, illustrator, and collagist, producing memorable work in a wide range of mediums. He created more than 100 posters announcing television shows, museum exhibitions, and other cultural events, all crafted with a fantastic sense of colour, form, typography, and visual connections.
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Published by Dutch exhibition space, bookshop and office Onomatopee, Extra-Curricular is an exploration of the alternative ways to learn graphic design, inclusing self-organised learning and experiments. First published in 2009, this book was updated in late 2017 to incorporate emerging trends and technologies. Buy the book.
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