Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875–1975

$38.00 at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.

A century of Japanese design innovation captured through the lives of 90+ influential creators. Fracture traces graphic design from Japan's opening to the West through the pre-digital era, featuring over 500 color images of vintage ephemera, from children's books and travel posters to advertisements and magazine covers. Discover pivotal moments: Hani Motoko commissioning Frank Lloyd Wright's "Hall for Tomorrow," the modernist vision of women in interwar advertising, and Yusaku Kamehura's iconic 1964 Olympics…