Industrial Art News – Vol. 25, No. 5, June 1957

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Design Promotion conducted by Local Government
Fair and Exhibition Number
Textiles USA – Bernard Rudofsky
The Initial Model of the Japanese Exhibits for the #Triennale” writte/p:/ttp:/www..SelkEKiyoshi. Pavilion at the Brussels
Universal and International Exhibition 1958 – MIKAMI Yuzo
Displaying the Bicycles – IAI Guidance Section
Miscellaneous Impressions on Exhibitions from the Stand-point of a Planner – AZUMA Shunichi
My Memo on the Japanese Representation at the Foreign Exhibitions – MURATA Hisashi
Industrial Arts Institute Travelling Exhibition – IAI Guidance Section
Display of the Japan Machinery Floating Fair
A Word from the Stand-point of My Profesion as an Exhibition Builder
Japan International Trade Fair -KOGUCHI Kenji
Reports on the First United States World Trad Fair
Olivetti Products Show at Bunshodo Show-room
Design : Wooden Bowls and Containers, given unique texture applying the traditional turning method – IAI Design Section
An Inspection of Industrial Design in America (5) – TOYOGUCHI Katsuhei
Cover Design : KENMOCHI Isamu (Our Cover Artist)

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Industrial Art News - Vol. 25, No. 5, June 1957. Cover design by Isamu Kenmochi
Industrial Art News – Vol. 25, No. 5, June 1957. Cover design by Isamu Kenmochi
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