Contemporary poster

35 x 50 in. (90 x 128 cm) Silkscreen Condition: There are black marks and light creasing along the bottom edge of the poster. The damage should not be visible once the poster is framed. Flavia Cocchi (1962-), a Swiss designer based in Lausanne, created the graphic identity for MUDAC (Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts in Lausanne) and has produced numerous exhibition posters for the museum. Cocchi designed this wonderful poster about posters for a 2006 exhibition at MUDAC. Her…

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I never thought I’d use the word irreverent to describe the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. Since 1769 the RA has taken a fairly unwavering and conservative approach to the world’s largest open submission exhibition, hanging up to 1,000 works by both amateur artists and great names. Long the lacklustre foxhole of stuffy Academicians and part-time painters, this year marks the greatest effort the RA has made yet to reinvigorate the English summer stalwart. It’s no surprise that the…