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Can Graphic Design save your life? Here is the question that ask the Wellcome Collection of London through a beautiful exhibition, that shows the average graphs which the world of the health uses to communicate, inform or train the population. In this wide panorama of the various subjects which concentrated the ingenuities of design finds itself the AIDS, a singular case on which we return on the occasion of the world day of fight against AIDS.   Design surrounds us. Every pictogram, every typeface, every poster is the fruit of a thought which owes speak by the shape. Boxes of medicine and their packaging, in the signalling systems of hospitals including the drawings of the mode of use of a defibrillator or the educational anatomical illustrations, the graphics has a role in numerous domains in connection with the medicine.

Karel Marten is a Dutch graphic designer and typographer born in 1939. Marten is half -designer,  half-artis. He has never stopped his research work. Printed looks, he draws from his collection of abstracted forms, characters from impression pressed in the hand that he mixes with colors. Martens created so at the same time a graphic grammar and a colored vocabulary whichdo never stop evolving. Rare and particular thing for an alive artist, his work is recognized today as being a reference in the world of Graphic Design. When he begins his studies,  graphic design does not existe as a class. Fifty years later, he his a emblemic figure of the Dutch modernist Graphic Design.     CURRENT UNI WORK INSPIRED BY KAREL MARTENS   

So Me, in 1980, is a French graphic designer he is the creative head of the label Ed Banger Records and of the Japanese brand Revolver. He is mostly famous for the creation of the clip of Justice, D.A.N.C.E, he receive in a MTV Music Award for it. For me Music and Graphic Design go together wenn I was 17 and started my Graphic Design journey I was a completly obsessed with Ed Banger and it's design I inspired my old work a lot from it.   MY OLD INSPIERD SO ME GD WORK DON'T JUDGE ME IT'S OLD.

  I. Introduction: My Body is my Manifesto! Slutwalk, FεMεN an femmenist protest This article was written by Theresa O'Keefe. Publication date: July 1, 2014 Theresa O’Keefe is a lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the National University of Ireland Maynooth. In her research, she talks about gender, social activism and radical social change. O’Keefe has a published book and published works in the International Feminist Journal of Politics, National Identities, Nationalism, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, and Interface: A Journal and about Social Movements. In this article, O’Keefe contextualizes two ‘feminists’ movements, SlutWalk and FEMEN and reverberates around some ‘difficulties’ she has with it as feminist political projects. II. Facts:     1 in 3 (33%) women are survivors of sexual violence or intimate partner violence. 1 in 6 (17%) men are victims of sexual violence.     26 % say that a woman is in sexy clothing she is partly to blame if