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Reviewed on July 19, 2004
In early 2003, activists opposed to the war in Iraq produced thousands of anti-invasion posters for rallies around the world."The idea of the skilled, trained artist was erased," design historian Nicolas Lampert explains in the introduction to this survey of the anti-war images;"with the influx of computer design programs, scanners and photocopy machines, nearly any person with an idea could create a thought-provoking visual statement." As this book shows, however, the results of such newfound design democracy are mixed. Some of the book's 187 images are indeed bold, sophistic...Log In or Sign Up to Read More