Hans Neuburg - Conception internationale d'expositions - 1969

Hans Neuburg's "Conception internationale d'expositions" released in 1969 examines the international approaches to exhibition design and organization during a transformative period in the mid-20th century. Neuburg, an influential Swiss graphic designer and typographer, explores how exhibitions serve as cultural showcases and platforms for communication across nations. The book discusses design strategies that balance informational clarity with visual impact, reflecting evolving trends in exhibition technology and visitor engagement. This work provides valuable context for understanding the development of exhibition design as a multidisciplinary practice combining art, architecture, and graphic communication.