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Mirko Ilićs international “Tolerance Poster Show” opened at the historical Lazareti complex in Dubrovnik, Croatia on August 14. The two posters we designed for the show will be on display until October 1.

Mark’s poster is shown projected on the exterior wall of the Emin’s House, the historical residence of the Ottoman Empire’s Customs Officer. Angie’s poster—a collaboration with calligrapher John Stevens—is displayed in another building on the Lazareti’s premises.

See our “Tolerance” posters and others under Design is Play Studio Posters.

Zayed University published a 226 page catalog of the “The Tolerance Poster Show” that opened last month in Dubai. While a number of posters were censored from the exhibition (see May 13th post), all 111 posters were reproduced in the book.

Thank you to organizers David Howarth and Kevin Badni for their efforts, and to Mirko Ilić for inviting us to participate in this amazing project in 2018!

On May 13th “The Tolerance Poster Show” opened at Zayed University’s Urban Satellite Space in Dubai. The posters were printed on stretched canvases and will be exhibited across all seven Emirates in the following months.

A number of posters were censored by the upper administration of the University due to their “sensitive nature.” Mirko Ilić, the curator of “Tolerance,” writes: “The organizer decided, rather than leave them [censored work] out of the show altogether, they were included as a ‘sculpture’ in the middle of the room so that there was an opportunity for discussion with the visitors.”

Mark’s poster is among the censored works.

See both “Tolerance” posters and others under Design is Play Studio Posters.