Dan friedman

Poster, Gallimaufry, 1987

Dan Friedman (19451995) was an American educator, graphic and furniture designer. He was a major contributor to the postmodern and new wave typography movements. In 1945, Dan Friedman was born in Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated from the Carnegie Institute of Technology. After that, he studied at the

A great exhibition at AIGA looks back at the work of graphic designer Dan Friedman. Here's a tour of some highlights

Dan Friedman taught graphic design at Yale from 1970 to 1973.

Dan Friedman, 1971

Dan Friedman (1945 –1995), the father of “Radical Modernism,” wrote: “We should return to a belief in a radical spirit—the idea that design is something that can help improve society and people’s condition.” It is also the underscore of “Dan Friedman: Radical Modernist,” a new exhibition at the Chicago Design Museum from April 28–Aug. 12. Curated by Friedman himself prior to his death in 1995, the exhibit reflects his kaleidoscopic career, such as his influential New Wave typ

Willi Kunz (1943– ) was born in Switzerland and immigrated to the United States in 1970. He found employment at Ansapch, Grossman & Portugal, a corporate identity consulting firm in New York City. His success in designing a branding program for the Merit gasoline station franchise company helped establish his credentials and he eventually set up an independent design studio that continues to be active. Though he was steeped early on in the Swiss style of typography, Kunz broke free of its…

Poster in bright pink with orange splotches in upper section and green spots in lower section. A black rectangle at center, topped with a light pink triangle with radiating black lines, edged by red and white stripes, across the top, in gray: domus. Inside black rectangle are unidentifiable green objects and a green vertical rectangle. Red box below with twelve lines of text.

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