1977 Architectures Marginales aux U.S.A

This Architectures Marginales aux U.S.A. poster names Centre de Création Industrielle, Centre Georges Pompidou, and collaboration with Centre Culturel Américain de Paris. The local footer announces 16–31 January at Col·legi d’Arquitectes de Catalunya i Balears, Plaça Nova 5. It is listed as 1977 and shows a comic-style desert scene.

Poster details and artist background

1977 Architectures Marginales aux U.S.A Barcelona Exhibition from Centre Pompidou.The American Way of Life, many labels have been used until now: soft, ecological, fantastic, naïve, or wild architectures. Beyond these often reductive names, we can see the emergence of a new architectural language, a new poetry of lived space and, above all, new practices of the act of construction by which these pioneers of a new habitat try to control their everyday environment and protect themselves from the alienating, repressive and depersonalizing evils of our modern environment. Avatar of an advanced industrial society or the birth of a new way of life? Affiche indexed at https://www.centrepompidou.fr/es/ressources/media/kv2rlv8 - Measures; 50 x 65 cm / 19,68 x 25,59 in.- Condition 7/10 ( Vintage Condition )- Frame not included.

Condition and edition

Listed sheet dimensions: 50 × 65 cm. Condition is rated 7/10 in the listing. Please examine the photographs for the wear and condition of this individual copy. No additional claim of a handwritten signature or numbered edition is introduced. Printed inscriptions are not treated as autographs.

Colors and interior styling

Orange-red, green, ochre, black and pale green-blue form the photographed palette. This poster could suit an eclectic architecture studio with plain walls and black shelving; a narrow dark frame would contain the strong graphic border. Framing is a display suggestion, not a promise of an included frame.

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