Exhibition: 'Design or Work? Visual Communication 1980-2003'

The exhibition 'Design or Work? Visual Communication 1980-2003' explores the remarkable transformation in graphic design during the vibrant decades of the 1980s and 1990s. Following Franco's death and Spain's integration into Europe, designers found themselves at the forefront of a creative renaissance. This era, characterized by an explosive energy and enthusiasm, was collectively recognized as the 'boom of design,' further fueled by institutional support and media engagement. The exhibition reflects on the significant role designers played in reshaping the identity of public institutions, private organizations, and businesses. Visitors will gain insights into how the arrival of the Macintosh computer and the new millennium ushered in a variety of new perspectives and challenges, such as sustainability and the complexities of information overload in an increasingly multicultural society.