AIGA Celebrates its 100th Year with MOO

To commemorate its 100th year, AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) partnered with MOO on a project to mark the occasion. They launched a limited edition collection of prints featuring work from 100 different designers. Each American designer was asked to pick a year from 1914 – 2014 and design a print that made a social, political, or cultural statement about that particular year. The result is a collection of 100 cards depicting 100 years of historical and cultural events.

1914 – 1919

The collection is available for $30 (+ $5 shipping) with a percentage of the proceeds going to AIGA’s Legacy Fund.

1920 – 1929

1930 – 1939

1940 – 1949

1950 – 1959

1970 – 1979

1980 – 1989

1990 – 1999

2000 – 2009

2010 – 2014

1976

1929

1934

1936

1952

1962

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