Tolerance Posters

The Tolerance poster show was a part of the Pop-Up Sarajevo festival. This festival is organized by students of the AUL Academy of Sarajevo. The posters were displayed in front and inside of the academy building. The show was made possible by the hard work of the students of the academy and the US Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina . The poster with the names of the artists, that were included in the show designed by the students of the academy.  

Due to space constraints, we had the opening of a small Tolerance poster show in Lahti, Finland. The show opened on October 2 and is open until October 27. It is exhibited in the “Museum Kiosk” of the Lahti Art Museum. This space is temporary, until the new Lahti Art and Design Museum building is completed. This show was made possible by the generous efforts of Pekka Loiri.  

Here are a  few photos from the Tolerance Poster show at University of De Aveiro which opened October 9th and is closing October 29th.  The show is being simultaneously shown in these municipalities: Galeria Multifunções do Espaço Viver A UA . Universidade De Aveiro,  Design Factory Aveiro . PCI - Creative Science Park,  Biblioteca Municipal De Aveiro, From Campus ESTGA . UA to Biblioteca Municipal Manuel Alegre, Casa da Cultura De Ílhavo,  Fábrica das Ideias da Gafanha da Nazaré, Campus ESAN . UA, Garagem Justino em Oliveira de Azeméis, This was made possible and organized by Design Factory Aveiro and University of Aveiro, in partnership with Aveiro Municipality, Ílhavo Municipality, Águeda Municipality and Oliveira de Azeméis Municipality, will host this exhibition. The article about the Tolerance Poster show from a prestigious daily newspaper the  Público. A post about the show from the pres...

Tolerance Poster Show was part of the Asturias Design Conference 2019  (Asturias Diseña). The festival was held from October 1 to October 17 in Aveiro, Ílhavo, Águeda and Oliveira de Azeméis, Oviedo, Gijón and Avilés, 3 different cities in Spain . The posters were displayed in the festival conference rooms and on the city streets. I am especially grateful to Maite Prida. She made these shows possible.