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Wim Crouwel: 'A Graphic Odyssey' in pictures
Highlights of the Dutch graphic designer's posters show Crouwel's striking asymmetric visualsRelated Article
Wim Crouwel: 'A Graphic Odyssey' - the exhibition
A closer look at the the Dutch graphic designer's key works and inspirations in a career spanning more than 60 years
A Graphic Odyssey is an extensive exhibition exploring the career and works of the renowned graphic designer Wim Crouwel at the Design Museum, London (30 March-3 July).
From a career spanning over half a century, A Graphic Odyssey showcases original sketches, posters, catalogues and archive photography, as well as film and audio material. Especially commissioned Crouwel-inspired works by contemporary designers will also be exhibited, including limited-edition wallpaper designed by the exhibition’s co-curator, Tony Brooks.
Wim Crouwel more recently designed the latest English monograph Gerrit Rietveld, published by Phaidon.
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