Graphis Protest Posters 2

Posters have long served as a source of hope and change, inviting people to pause, weigh better outcomes, and consider fresh ways of thinking. The form began as a way of bringing newsworthy matters to public notice, then grew into a movement that shapes how people voice their concerns and express themselves. Over the decades, posters have helped form generations, social and political campaigns, and popular culture.

This volume gathers a worldwide selection of poster work tied to major movements in recent history, meant to make readers reflect and feel moved to act. Its more than 250 pages showcase prizewinning entries from designers around the world, including work that takes on large international concerns such as climate change and warfare.

The featured creators include Alireza Nosrati Studio, Andrew Sloan, Dogan Arslan Design, Katarzyna Zapart, Marlena Buczek Smith, Randy Clark, and Yossi Lemel, along with many others.