Flags with a Message

In the organizer's words:

Flags represent the identities of communities.
Flags have (oversized) formats.
Flags are a statement in demonstrations.
Flags are protest.

Flags in the "Flags with a Message" exhibition use the power of typography to draw attention to feminism in graphic design, because women are still severely underrepresented in typography (design with type) and type design in particular. As part of the "SEEN-Around the World-Symposium", the exhibition shows a total of 20 committed typographic statements by students of the Communication Design course at Mainz University of Applied Sciences with urgent feminist demands and messages.

Show your colors!

Vernissage: 09.04.2025, 18:00 LUX
Duration: from 10.04. to 19.04.2025

Project management: Prof. Dr. Isabel Naegele & Prof. Dr. Petra Eisele

Students: Fabian Bähner, Tim Bauer, Jessica Berngard, Melda Erden, Ellinor Gockel, Laura Hennig, Mümine Karabat, Soojeong Kim, Sophie Kunle, Julja Mall, Linda Maltry, Sarah Mößle, Clara Nohlen, Nico Rode, Ivan Scharif, Annika Staudt

To the project page
@unseen.women.design
www.designlabor-gutenberg.de
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