Kabum! Mix poster exhibition, Warsaw

Brazilian graphic designer Felipe Taborda has curated an exhibition of posters at Warsaw’s Rampa Art Gallery and Poster Museum as part of Poland’s 22nd International Poster Biennale.
Titled 'Kabum! Mix', the exhibition is the culmination of a two-year project with the Brazilian Oi Kabum! schools of Art and Technology in Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Salvador and Belo Horizonte, sponsored by Oi Futuro.
The nine posters for 2008 series, produced by the students, in conjunction with French designer, Alain Le Quernec, were exhibited throughout the world to great acclaim. For the 2009 series, the students worked with local tutors and Mexican graphic designer, Alejandro Magallanes, creating posters based on the themes of 'love', 'the future' and 'Aids'.
The 2009 posters were spread throughout Rio by Clear Channel, the company who administrates urban advertisement in the city.
'Amor' by Ewerton de Oliveira / Magda Mariama / Ubirajara Machado, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
'Amor' by Daiana Santana / Ednaira Mendes / Leonardo Dias, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
'Amor' by the students of Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Belo Horizonte
’Futuro’ (future) by Carmen Franca / Jeferson Arcanjo / Kaio Jonathan (KJ), from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro
’Futuro’ by Elaine Guedes / Livia Damares / Nice Phavanelly, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
'Futuro' by Thom Lopes / Línic Diogo / Giovana Morais, fromOi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
’Futuro’ by The students of Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Belo Horizonte
'Aids' by Ana Moura / Flávia Viana / Guilherme Maquieira / Karina Gama (Kakah), from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro
'Aids' by Elizabeth Fernanda / Marcos Alexandre / Rochanne Maria Carvalho from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
’Aids’ by Jefferson Borges / Roberta Castro, photo by Elias Nunes, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
'Aids' by The students of Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Belo Horizonte
’Water’ by Andre Assis, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro
'Water' by Élida Santana, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
'Water' by Marta Mercês / Rafael Leal, Photo by Rafael Leal from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
'Young Pregnancy' by Jefferson Modesto, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro
'Young Pregnancy' by Daniela Pinheiro / Lívia Damares / Windson Freitas, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
'Young Pregnancy' by Cínara Santos / Diego Teixeira / Paulo Roberto, Photo by Diego Teixeira, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
'Human Rights' by Diego Carvalho, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro
'Human Rights' by Clivaneide Melo / Rodrigo Gomes, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Recife
'Human Rights' by Aline Gonçalves / Elidomar Carvalho / Érica Coelho. Grafiti by Vinícius Barreto. Photo by Elidomar Carvalho, from Oi Kabum! Escola de Arte e Tecnologia, Salvador
ADDRESS
Art Gallery Rampa and Poster Museum in Wilanow
Rampa Theatre
Kalowa Street nr20
Warsaw
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