Image of the Day: Mando Veve's Entry to the 1200 Posters Project

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Patrick James
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November 15, 2010 • 12:30 pm PST
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1200 Posters Mando Veve
On the 12th day of every month for the next 12 months, a different artist will design a poster based on a line from Margaret Wheatley's "Turning to One Another." Each poster will be sold as a limited edition 18-by-24 color, silk-screen print.

The first entry in the year-long collaborative series is Mando Veve's, which is based on the following Wheatley passage:

"There is no power greater than community discovering what it cares about."

Learn more at 1200 Posters.

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Tags: design,; culture,; art,; community,; cities,; 1200 posters,; mando veve,; margaret wheatly

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