Choi Hee-sun: Does Design Exist in North Korea?: 70 Years of North Korean Industrial Art (2000-2018)

Solar sports car, skylima hot rockder, street sign design, anti-cheol beer label. This book introduces us to North Korean designs that are strange to us but are somewhat familiar with. North Korean industrial art is particularly interesting because it is the area that has been highlighted in North Korea since 2012 for economic development. The book, a total of two volumes, is a copyright for the record from the time of the North Korean regime to the late '90s and for the development of industrial art from the 21st century to 2018. The most attractive thing about the book is that it contains the first 1,000 North Korean machines, living goods, furniture, clothing, labels and packaging designs to be introduced both inside and outside the country. Even though you may not know North Korea at all, these pictures are a very simple reminder of the 70-year life and design changes in the north. The writer is the best-selling professor and designer of central university, known as the North Korean industrial art researcher. The book, which is a design book, has been written by the author for the last 10 years in his work on industrial art in North Korea, and it contains much of what is worth while in art and in the history of North Korean social culture. Is there design in North Korea? The title of the title, zik's upper hand (1945-109), includes a rich quotation from the North Korean nuclear war with the general explanation: What is design in the North American society? North Korean notation in color can be seen in the text and strange and rather embarrassing in Korean texts, with design as a political idea.

Korean title: 북한에도 디자인이 있을까?: 북한산업미술 70년(2000-2018)

Korean author: 최희선

Korean publisher: 담디

ISBN-13: 9788968011023