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Belo Blato, Serbia

And the show goes on. We had the Tolerance Poster Show in Belo Blato in Serbia on April 23, 2023. I visited Belo Blato recently and I noticed that remnants of the Tolerance Poster Show are still there.   Here you can see some photos of show from April 23th.    

Tolerance at The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation

It is my pleasure to let you know that  on July 26th,  the Tolerance Poster Show in  designforum Wien  in Vienna was featured in the news segment of  ORF – The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation . ORF is Austria’s largest media provider, operating four national television and twelve radio channels as well as a comprehensive range of websites.  Here is the link to the broadcast.  You can watch it for six days after it is put online.  The Tolerance Poster Show in Designforum Vienna is our 170th show.  

Tolerance Poster Show at "La Casa del Lago-UNAM"

 Here is the link to the first announcement of the Tolerance Poster Show at La Casa del Lago-UNAM , Mexico City. The show will take place on March 4th and will be on display until May 7th. "In a world increasingly divided by social injustice and racial disparity,   The Tolerance Poster Show  uses the unique power of design and graphics to remind us of what all people have in common.    In this context, La Casa del Lago-UNAM joins the list of venues where the exhibition has been hosted with its assembly in Las Rejas de la Milla del Bosque de Chapultepec, which has been characterized as a space for reflection and promulgation of the social slogan."    

"Poster Man" by Seymour Chwast

I just received a new book titled Poster Man by Seymour Chwast. The book has a selection of 140 most important posters from the five-decade career of Seymour. I am especially pleased because in the book Seymour decided to also include the Tolerance poster he created in 2017 for my Tolerance Poster Show . On top of that, this Tolerance poster is sharing the spread with one of my favourite posters of Seymour's, Protest Against The Rising Tide of Conformity . I am obviously not the only one with that opinion. In 1964, Bob Dylan and Joan Baez decided to take a few pictures in front of that poster.