Tolerance Posters

On November 30th the Tolerance Poster Show was open in Pula, Croatia. The show was part of
Sa(n)jam knjige u Istri (Book Fair(y) in Istria), the biggest book fair in that part of the world. This year
the theme of the book fair was freedom. The tolerance poster show was fitting perfectly in that theme
because without tolerance there is no freedom.

Because of a limitation of space only 70 tolerance posters have been exhibited. 


The poster for the show designed by Mauricio Ferlin.

On November 29 the Tolerance Poster Show was open at D Beirut, Dora. The show was part of AdPulse creative day, which is organized by ArabAd and hosted by Hopscotch and was supported
by Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts (Alba) and PrintWorks.

Due to limited amount of space not all posters were displayed, for similar reasons some posters were printed smaller to maximize space efficiency. Unfortunately in the process of installing posters a few were displayed upside down. Despite all of this the show was a big success. After the show the organizer will continue to use existing print outs to show at different schools in Beirut. 

All this was made possible by the generous efforts of Ghada Azzi.

On November 12th the Tolerance Poster Show was opened by Miss Nasima Razmyar, the Culture and Leisure Deputy Mayor in Helsinki. The show was on display at the Caisa gallery owned by the City of Helsinki. 
Because of limited spacesome posters were shown by projection.
The show was made possible because of the great enthusiasm and effort from Pekka Loiri.












The poster for the show designed by Pekka Loiri.

On November 11th through November 17th, 2018 the Tolerance poster show was on view at the Pacific Place Mall in Jakarta, Indonesia. The show was part of the International Day of Tolerance and organized by @america. The entire exhibit was projections which you can see below:



The poster announcement for the show:

The Tolerance Poster Show has officially opened in Timisoara, Romania, and the reaction was very positive. 5 different locations around the city showcased the posters in creative environments and lent itself well to visitors and photographs. Thank you to Ovidiu & Silvia Hrin and the volunteers at Typopassage TM for the hard work and putting immense effort into the show for citizens and visitors and more to see for themselves. This trip would also not have been possible without the generous support of Denise Benmosche.













Brochure designed by Flavia Țună, Alex Iliescu

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: