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Project Info.
Home Front: Everyday Life in 1940s is an exhibition of American artists whose work represents daily life in the US during World War II. We see the family’s reality—how mothers and children survived without husbands or dads in wartime. These artists show us ordinary people and the beauty of life even through struggle. The publication and identity design focus on the tension and imbalance during this period.
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APRIL 2020
EXHIBITION DESIGN, MOTION GRAPHICS, CATALOG