Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985

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Devalle, Veronica Estela
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2016
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This article aims to reconstruct the emergence and consolidation of graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina. It is a process that started in the late 1950s and has intersected with various important historical moments—for instance, the early dialogue between Max Bill and Argentinean avant-garde artists, such as Alfredo Hlito and Tomás Maldonado in the immediate postwar period Also instrumental in the process were the networks between Brazilian modernism -especially from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo- and avant-garde artists from Montevideo and Buenos Aires, as well as the gradual arrival of what is known as the Modern Movement in the practice of architecture and in its teaching in universities.
Fil: Devalle, Veronica Estela. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
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UNIVERSITY
DISCIPLINE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ARGENTINA
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title Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
spellingShingle Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
Devalle, Veronica Estela
UNIVERSITY
DISCIPLINE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ARGENTINA
title_short Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
title_full Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
title_fullStr Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
title_full_unstemmed Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
title_sort Graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina, 1958-1985
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Devalle, Veronica Estela
author Devalle, Veronica Estela
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DISCIPLINE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ARGENTINA
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DISCIPLINE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ARGENTINA
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This article aims to reconstruct the emergence and consolidation of graphic design as a university discipline in Argentina. It is a process that started in the late 1950s and has intersected with various important historical moments—for instance, the early dialogue between Max Bill and Argentinean avant-garde artists, such as Alfredo Hlito and Tomás Maldonado in the immediate postwar period Also instrumental in the process were the networks between Brazilian modernism -especially from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo- and avant-garde artists from Montevideo and Buenos Aires, as well as the gradual arrival of what is known as the Modern Movement in the practice of architecture and in its teaching in universities.
Fil: Devalle, Veronica Estela. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
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