A relevant and poignant history of graphic design used as a form of rebellion and resistance.
Design has always been a means of self-expression, but it is also an essential tool for change in an increasingly image-based world. The Art of Typography in Protest provides an illustrated history of how famous designers and individual designers use art to rebut hate and create change.The designers, groups, and bodies featured in this book vary in age, race, gender, and belief, but they are all determined to confront political and social injustice and inequality through their design and typography.
