Reflection

• Postmodernism
• 60's New Beliefs
• Push Pin studios
• Milton Glasser Seymore Chwast
• Wolfgang Weingart
• Will Kuntz
• Siegfried Odermatt
• April Grieman
• Deconstructivism
• Paula Scher
• Fossil
• Taylor Browning
• Nevel Brody
• Jacques Derrida - Glas
• Emigre
• David Carson
• Post Modernism
• Fred Woodward
• Why not Associates
• Jonathan BarnbrookPostmodernism
• 60's New Beliefs
• Push Pin studios
• Milton Glasser Seymore Chwast
• Wolfgang Weingart
• Will Kuntz
• Siegfried Odermatt
• April Grieman
• Deconstructivism
• Paula Scher
• Fossil
• Taylor Browning
• Nevel Brody
• Jacques Derrida - Glas
• Emigre
• David Carson
• Post Modernism
• Fred Woodward
• Why not Associates
• Jonathan Barnbrook

Tonight's lecture was interesting in that the material can directly rate to the time period we are in. I really enjoy the work of Neville Brody and David Carson. Carson's interesting because he doesn't have any formal training in type-settng yet disruptive and disturbed images. The whole Deconstruction period inspires to use text in a new manor, not being looked at but being read instead. Barbara Krueger sets a new model for propaganda and advertising with her provocative use of text to create a new meaning for an image.