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he exhibition consists of 101 posters since the beginning of the 20th century, from the collections of the Lahti Poster Museum of Finland.
Surprising, colorful illustrations depict in a refreshing way not only the development of graphic design, but also the development of Finnish society and economy. The exhibition gives a broad picture of sports, tourism, advertising, education etc. Many of the posters are early advertisements of well-known Finnish companies, such as Finnair, Nokia, Fazer and Sinebrychoff and others.
The exhibition is part of the jubilee year program for the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Finland and Viet Nam in 2013.
The Gallery and Exhibition of the City – 92 Le Thanh Ton Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, is open from 08:30hrs to 11:30hrs and from 13:30hrs to 17.00hrs every day, from 25th to 29th November, 2013.
“100 years – 100 posters” – An introduction to Finnish poster art
Finnish poster art has developed since the late 19th century along with other European countries. During the last decades of the 19th century many Finnish artists studied in Paris, bringing new winds when they returned to Finland.
During the first decades of the 20th century posters and advers
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Jukka Veistola, Finland
AGI member since 1975
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Jukka Veistola studied at the Atheneum Art School in Helsinki, graduated as the best student and received the teachers’ scholarship in 1969. He has won medals of all colours in international poster biennials and other international competitions – examples include the gold and bronze medals of the Warsaw Poster Biennial, and the first prize in Unicef’s poster contest in Paris. His works feature in several books, including Graphic Design of The World, Vol. 1 (Japan, 1993) and The Modern Poster (NY MoMA, 1988). He served as a jury member at international poster biennials and design competitions, including Warsaw, Colorado, Paris, Mexico City, New York and Helsinki.
He was a member of the Federation of Finnish Enterprises; Grafia Finnish Graphic Designers; Helsinki Chamber, Finland; JCA (Japan Creators Association); NYADC (honorary member). In Finland, the State Prize was awarded to Jukka in 1971 and he was elected “The Graphic Artist of the year” in 1989. Veistola’s posters are included in collections in MoMA, Center Georges Pompidou and the Stedelijk Museum. Veistola was especially known for his posters, but he was also a highly respected, versatile advertising designer.
Design work by Jukka Veistola
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