"exhibition poster" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes a poster that is created to promote an exhibition, such as an art show. For example: "The artist's exhibition poster featured a bright, abstract design."
Among them is the image on the exhibition poster, of identical twin girls photographed in Roselle, 1967.
It is followed, on Sept. 25, by a sale of autographs, including an exhibition poster signed by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Many of the pictures were accompanied by typography, in the high-brow style of an exhibition poster, thus imbuing the image with a cod cultural significance.
The huge composition (198 by 147 centimeters, or 78 by 58 inches), which served as the exhibition poster, was acquired there and then by a European collector who sold it this week.
"I'm aware this is intended to create attention," said Hoss, whose face graces the exhibition poster, but says she has turned the curatorial role into a performance – just like one of Jankowski's artworks.
I found a picture of it recently, sorting through some stuff: the three-bar gas fire, rag rug, cherished Paris exhibition poster, piles of books and a bunch of tulips on the chest of drawers.
Exhibition posters from the 1990's by Cornel Windlin and Ralph Schraivogel involve similar graphic techniques.
In their exhibition posters and layouts and illustrations for the Secession magazine, Ver Sacrum, members pushed graphic design in uncharted aesthetic directions.
Biglari also regrets not translating exhibition posters from Farsi, since at the time of planning, there were few foreign tourists in Tehran.
Sure, they've created art books, exhibition posters and runway invitations — standard graphic design fare — but they've also created documentary film titles, multifunctional flat-pack furniture, sculptural candles, a signature scent and shamanistic loudspeakers.
He was the son of the legendary Dutch typographer Wim Crouwel, who was the museum's in-house graphic designer from 1963 to 1985, producing exhibition posters and catalogues that are now considered artworks in their own right.
