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"The past few years have been quite exciting for Iranian graphic designers. As Iran's design gains more international attention, the graphic designers face new challenges and rewards....
One of the qualities that makes current Iranian graphic design unique is its typography. The country has a rich history of visual arts and moreover the better part of this heritage consists of calligraphy. Throughout the times calligraphy has been inventing and reinventing itself and has influenced other forms of art. The incorporation of calligraphy into Islamic architecture is a fine example of this union. In recent times these treasures of beauty and harmony have inspired painters, sculptors, and in particular: graphic designers."
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* poster for an animation festival by Iman Raad

* “40+40″ poster by Majid Abbasi for The 5th Color’s exhibition in Italy.

* book cover by Majid Abbasi

* poster by Alireza Mostafazadeh , “The Blind Owl” typography exhibition

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Iman Raad is co-curator of a joint exhibition featuring contemporary Iranian poster design. "The Seattle-Tehran Poster Show" opens in Seattle August 29, 2008 as part of Bumbershoot, Seattle's largest arts & music festival. More information at www.seattletehran.com.
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