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SUMMARY:From Kirin to Casa Brutus: History of Japanese Design
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Ian Lynam | Associate Professor of Graphic Design\, 
 Temple University Japan\n\nModerator: Benoit Hardy-Chartrand | Senior 
 Lecturer Temple University Japan & ICAS Faculty Fellow\n\nOverview: 
 \n\n“At Home & Abroad” (or “From Kirin to Casa Brutus”)\n\nThis 
 presentation examines the history of a few Japanese graphic designers whose 
 enduring work has helped shape our notion of Japanese design and visual 
 culture over the past century. It is also an oddly elliptical story that 
 shows the historical connections between the posters in izakaya today that 
 were originally designed in the 1920s to lifestyle magazines that help 
 define Japanese pop culture today.\n\nIan Lynam works at the intersection 
 of graphic design\, design education and design research. He is faculty at 
 Temple University Japan. He operates the Tokyo design studio Ian Lynam 
 Design and the type foundry Wordshape\, working across identity\, 
 typography\, and interior design. Ian writes for IDEA (JP)\, Modes of 
 Criticism (PT/UK)\, Slanted (DE) and has published a number of books about 
 design\, including Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875–1975.  More: 
 ianlynam.com
LOCATION:Room 408\, Temple University Japan Campus - Tokyo
ORGANIZER;CN="ICAS - Temple University Japan":MAILTO:icas@tuj.temple.edu
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CONTACT;CN="ICAS - Temple University Japan":MAILTO:icas@tuj.temple.edu
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