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"Path of Tolerance" at Binghamton University, NY, USA


The Tolerance Poster Show, or "Path of Tolerance" opened on September 29th at Binghamton University in New York. This was the first major Tolerance Poster show, with over 90 posters, to appear in the United States. Because of lack of vertical space to display the posters, Professor of Binghamton's Art and Design department Blazo Kovacevic organized the show with a unique idea - placing the posters as stickers on the campus grounds on a grid. This concept was surprisingly effective, visually, and got a great reaction from visitors.




Poster designed by Blazo Kovacevic, handwriting by Alessandro Segalini
Opening of "Path of Tolerance" on TV news:

Drone footage of "Path of Tolerance" at Binghamton University:


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