We are pleased to share with you the first announcement of a new Tolerance Poster Show at Berlin Design Week 2026.
The announcement is translated below:
“82 Posters. 82 Languages. One task: to visually translate the word 'Tolerance' — in one's own language, using one's own means.
The Tolerance Project is an international traveling exhibition founded by Mirko Ilić — illustrator, former Art Director of the New York Times Op-Ed pages, and one of the most influential voices in graphic and poster design worldwide. The posters were created by internationally renowned designers from all over the globe. Since 2017, the exhibition has traveled through more than 50 countries and reached over 700,000 people.
For Berlin Design Week 2026, the Tolerance Poster Show returns to the festival for a second time. 82 selected posters will be on display at Macherei — printed by Lieblingsdrucker Berlin. Political poster culture as a stance, not as decoration. A contribution that takes the festival motto, DESIGN REAL, at its word.”
O n July 26th, 2025, a student Tolerance workshop was held for young school students aged 16-18 at June Art Home in Phitsanulok, Thailand. This was the second Tolerance workshop held there . A total of 23 hand-drawn, innovative and visually-stunning student Tolerance posters were created and displayed alongside the main Tolerance Poster Show. June Art Home was founded by Chitlada Wiriyaprasit – June in 1997. Her school focuses on kids and youth. She teaches her students with an open-ended approach in mind, which gives them a broad degree of freedom to create their art and design. Starting with painting, clay work, and collage art, she now also hosts alternative movie screenings and partners with organizations to create activities that help kids and youth enjoy art. This workshop was made possible by the tireless efforts of Chitlada Wiriyaprasit – June, Kritchanat Plianchoei – Ton, Paphawarin Seeladee – June, and Akarawut Kraikhajornkiti – Nae, with support from North Danaiphan.

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