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2011/11/27

Daneshgar Architecture Firm
This July, Iman Raad, Tehran based graphic designer, in collaboration with Saeed Eskandari and Naghi Vasei, curated an exhibition of contemporary Persian logotypes at the Molana Asem Gallery in "Zanjan", Iran.

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The show covered 40 logotypes designed in the past 10 years by contemporary graphic designers including Reza Abedini, Saed Meshki, Morteza Mahallati and Aria Kasaei.

“During the past two decades, Iranian graphic designers have been trying to achieve a unique vision of design on while standing on the shoulders of their traditions and the worldwide design heritage. Although mostly posters have ushered in this new wave of designs, logo and logotype designs, a few steps behind posters, have been contributing to this movement as well.” curators say.

Mohammad Adibi Ordibehesht Azad Art Gallery Roshd Mohammad Mohsen Sadr Album-e Abi Foad Architects Convention Shokaran Honar

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