Maxime Quolin- Avantgarde "Avantgarde is some kind of milestone project, because I wanted it to be a symbol of me taking a step forward as a graphic designer and as an artist. I tried to apply a very specific mood with the composition and the colours. In some way the artworks can be related as the relationship between nature and humanity, but I didn't want to have a very specific message in artworks, so people can interpret it their way. - Maxime Quolin (Graphic Designer from Liege, Belgium) Maxime Quolin
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The Boston Hassle DRAW Laurent Rossi Art. Eric Joyner Parker J. Palmer: A Season of Civility: Religion and Public Life Want to undermine American democracy? Start by making citizens so distrustful and dismissive of each other -- especially of those who are "different" in their political/religious/philosophical convictions or their sexual orientation/ethnicity/race -- that the power of "We the People" dissipates as we tear each other apart instead of confronting democracy's true enemies. How do you do that? Not to worry. It's already being done by the fear mongers and dividers-and-conquerers who have made the public arena so abusive that many citizens have fled from it. The result? Political civility is not about being polite to each other. America was founded on the historically novel and radical premise that conflict and tension, rightly held, are the engine, not the enemy, of a better social order. From Theory to Practice: A Model Project They ask, "Are you weary of the increasing polarization in our public discourse at the very time we need government leadership to address our biggest problems?
Ilustradores - Arthur Szyk - IberLibro.com El Haggadah, el niño Moisés. Con gran probabilidad, Arthur Szyk ha sido el creador de uno de los libros más bellos de todos los tiempos. De origen polaco, este ilustrador utilizó su obra como arma para combatir el fascismo durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, siendo calificado como Eleanor Roosevelt como "un hombre luchador". A pesar de que su nombre ha sido olvidado durante el final del siglo XX, sus estilizadas ilustraciones continúan siendo muy conocidas. El Haggadah constituye un importante elemento de la Pascua judía. El Haggadah de Szyk fue publicado en 1940 por la británica Beaconsfield Press, siendo impresas únicamente 250 copias. La primera copia fue entregada al rey Enrique VI y se encuentra en el Castillo de Windsor. En 2008 se publicó una versión de lujo del Haggadah de Szyk, limitada a 215 copias de la edición de lujo y 85 ejemplares de la primera edición. Arthur Szyk nace en 1894 en el seno de una familia judía afincada en Lodz (Polonia), entonces dominada por Rusia.
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