LSD #01: A Feminist Issue
The biannual magazine Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. This first issue explores the relationship between graphic design and feminism. With a focus on graphic designer Anja Kaiser, its aim is to approach graphic design from a feminist, collaborative, and co-constructionist perspective. Anna Jehle, Loraine Furter, Juliane Schickedanz, and Fabrice Bourlez are among the other voices who join in the discussion with their contributions. The publication includes photos of Anja Kaiser’s exhibition Undisciplined Toolkit at Le Signe in Chaumont.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
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LSD #01: A Feminist Issue
The biannual magazine Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. This first issue explores the relationship between graphic design and feminism. With a focus on graphic designer Anja Kaiser, its aim is to approach graphic design from a feminist, collaborative, and co-constructionist perspective. Anna Jehle, Loraine Furter, Juliane Schickedanz, and Fabrice Bourlez are among the other voices who join in the discussion with their contributions. The publication includes photos of Anja Kaiser’s exhibition Undisciplined Toolkit at Le Signe in Chaumont.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
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The biannual magazine Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. This first issue explores the relationship between graphic design and feminism. With a focus on graphic designer Anja Kaiser, its aim is to approach graphic design from a feminist, collaborative, and co-constructionist perspective. Anna Jehle, Loraine Furter, Juliane Schickedanz, and Fabrice Bourlez are among the other voices who join in the discussion with their contributions. The publication includes photos of Anja Kaiser’s exhibition Undisciplined Toolkit at Le Signe in Chaumont.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
