Posted by Fabio 22 March 2012
The Richard Hollis exhibition, curated for the Libby Sellers gallery by design historian Emily King, will consist of roughly 200 items drawn from the designer’s archive. It will reflect Hollis’s entire professional life, including his travels in the 1950s and 60s to Cuba, Zurich and Paris, his part in founding a new art school in Bristol in 1964, his role in the design of radical politics in the 1960s and 70s and his career-long investigation of the graphic design of culture. read more