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TypoPolo is a term for a type of vernacular graphic design that emerged in Poland during the 1990s.^[1]^[2] Mention culture in post-communist Poland...

History

The term was coined in 2001 by the poster artist Jakub Stępień.^[3] Referencing disco polo, the term connotes shopfront lettering and advertising that is seen as kitsch.^[4]

Gallery

A TypoPolo design in Cyrillic script at the 10th-Anniversary Stadium, 2008

References

^ Goethals, Kasper; Kortas, Olivia (18 April 2015). "Design in Poland: Catching up with capitalism". The Krakow Post.
^ Wawrzkiewicz, Rene (2014). TypoPolo: Album Typograficzno-fotograficzny (in Polish). Fundacja Bęc Zmiana. ISBN 978-83-62418-37-4.
^ Czerniewska-Andryszczyk, Klara (May 2014). "Litery Dookoła Głowy". Dwuty Godnik (in Polish). No. 133.
^ "TYPOPOLO – a nostalgic Polish time capsule in the rhythm of disco". Studio Bardzo. 21 March 2022.

[1] Goethals, Kasper; Kortas, Olivia (18 April 2015). "Design in Poland: Catching up with capitalism". The Krakow Post.

[2] Wawrzkiewicz, Rene (2014). TypoPolo: Album Typograficzno-fotograficzny (in Polish). Fundacja Bęc Zmiana. ISBN 978-83-62418-37-4.

[3] Czerniewska-Andryszczyk, Klara (May 2014). "Litery Dookoła Głowy". Dwuty Godnik (in Polish). No. 133.

[4] "TYPOPOLO – a nostalgic Polish time capsule in the rhythm of disco". Studio Bardzo. 21 March 2022.

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