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Workaholic R Taipei 騎樓水溝裡的紙船隊 2005

no parking Brooklyn NY 2005

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the scream Madrid 2005

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Visiting Artist: Joe Kitch Conversation Piece 2000 Brookline, Massachusetts USA www.joekitsch.com

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Emigre magazine for over 21 years

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Henry Moore Reclining Nude 1969

Eh you forget someone

Rudi Oxenaar

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MIG 21 not permitted

Prohibited area

Made in Holland

Vito Acconci stedelijk Amsterdam

Richard Pryor

Both in New York

The Alston Purvis Poster

Two wrongs don't make a right, but what about twenty? This poster, designed to promote a lecture by renowned graphic design historian Alston Purvis at Montserrat College of Art, was a chance to finally throw together all those 'wrong' graphic elements, from woodtype and blackletter to the Metallica logo and the restroom man. The tropical island pays homage to the other Montserrat, sprouting a fork to remind the audience that it's a lunchtime lecture, plus there are a few other silly things. And, let's not forget the gratuitous umlaut...

This limited-edition poster was designed by Maya and expertly screenprinted on financial ledger paper by Len Thomas-Vickory, co-chair of the Printmaking department at Montserrat.

In November, the poster will be exhibited at DeArt 2005, Moscow's Festival of Graphic Design and Online Art, and published in the DeArt catalog. It will also be featured in Dynamic Graphics in early 2006, in a special issue on typography.

Dutch design stamps

europalia.russia brussels

Made in China Maestà van Duccio di Buoninsegna

My first radio

Henryk Tomaszewski posters

Sint Nicolaas a Dutch tradition

Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas). Every year Sint Nicolaas comes all the way from Spain to Holland to gives presents and gingerbread cookies to the children. On December 5th, at night, Sint travels over the roofs and drops the presents and cookies through the chimneys.

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Please contact your local FBI Office

Pipe Tomahawk

On Saturday, June 4, 2005, a pipe tomahawk dating to the early 19th century was stolen from the Whitman Mission National Historic Site in northern California.

Various designs decorate the head and blade. Nine rows of round-headed tacks circle the handle. Copper wire is wrapped around the handle in two places. The inside of the handle is hollow, making the pipe stem. There are teeth marks on the pipe stem.

Statement on Dutch television

Goodbye MIT, welcome......