Exhibition Nolde Luger - from Flint to City Bus

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Exhibition view of the entrance

All description texts are printed on paper and tacked to the wall

Original posters are attached to black cardboard boxes with magnets - an inexpensive and exhibit-friendly method

In the middle of the exhibition there is a digital poster board

This is projected onto the wall by several synchronised beamers.

The posters can be sorted according to certain attributes via a desk with integrated touch display. The visitor can decide what is to be shown

Colourfully painted three-layer panels serve as exhibition displays

Original bus stops for city and country buses can be seen in the exhibition

Exhibition view - situation at the exit

Working model

Working model - detailed view

Exhibition catalogue

Exhibition catalogue detail view

Exhibition Nolde Luger - from Flint to City Bus "All of a sudden I didn't look around for beautiful women anymore, but for buses." Says Nolde Luger, the graphic pioneer who designed the first Dornbirn city bus and whose design was then adopted by other cities. Luger has always been a child of the counterculture and has always associated design with attitude: Flint, Randspiele, Bregenz Festival, Spielboden Dornbirn, Dornbirn city bus, and, and, and.