Neon Moiré Show — Episode XI — Liz McQuiston on Creative Dissent

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Neon Moiré Show Episode – XI. Interview with Liz McQuiston on creative dissent. Liz McQuiston is a graphic designer, educator, and writer. Over the past 30 years, she has written a substantial number of books on graphic design and politics. The conversation is recorded while walking through the city of Breda for Graphic Matters. In partnership with Graphic Matters, we bring a special serie of interviews with researchers, designers, and thinkers who presented their work during the graphic design festival. Graphic Matters, founded in 2008, shows every two years how designers shape and influence our perspective on current issues that matter. With the slogan Visual stories you care about, Graphic Matters presented work from over 200 international designers. Through the exhibitions, talk shows, and workshops Graphic Matters challenged the visitor to create their own image. In this episode of the Neon Moiré Show, the fourth in this series, Thomas Dahm talks with Liz McQuiston is a graphic designer, educator, and writer. While walking through the city of Breda on our way to the train station we talked about why Liz writes about the relationship between graphic design and politics, the Silence equals Death project and the advantages of silkscreen printing in an age of technology. SPECIAL THANKS TO ONTOUR CLOTHING ontour.nl - Thank you! _____ Listen to more episodes on neonmoire.com/interviews If you have questions, we love to get your feedback on Twitter twitter.com/neonmoire --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neonmoireshow/message