PARTICIPANTS
Abby Junge I Mexico-Israel
Agustina Cosulich / Argentina
Alexandra Faldina I Rusia
Alice Drueding I Estados Unidos
Amra Zulfikarpasic / Bosnia Herzegovina
Anastasia Faldina I Rusia
AngélicaVilet I Mexico
Anne Giangiulio I Estados Unidos
Anne- Man Ahonen / Finlandia
Asse Huss / Noruega
Barbara Paciorek / Polonia-México
Barbara Szaniecki I Brasil
Belén Mena I Ecuador
Carolina Rojas / Colombia
Cecilia Lemus I Mexico
Celeste Prieto / Paraguay
Concepcidn Robinson / Mexico
Dalida Karic-Hadsiabmecovic I Bosnia Hersegovina
Daniels Lotti I Italia
Dora Kerésztes / Hungria
Elaine Ramos I Brasil
Elabieca Cbojna / Polonia
Gabriela Fajardo / Bolivia
Gicce Kath I Dinamarca
Homa Delvaray I IrAn
Iwona Rypesc I Polonia-EUn
Joanna Gorska / Polonia
Karolina Podoska / Polonia
Laura Llópiz I Cuba
Lorella Pierdicca / Icalia
Lourdes Zolezzi / Mexico
Luba Lukova / Estados Unidos
Lucia Pittaluga / Uruguay
Margarita Sada I Mexico
Maria Carolina Bello IVenezuela
Maria Martha Covarrubias I Mexico
Maria Mercedes Salgado / Ecuador
Mariana Arnica / Argentina
Marina Cannon I Estados Unidos
Marina Langer-Rosa / Alemania
Marisa Callén I EspaCa
Marta Cranados / Colombia
Nhora Salgado / Ecuador
Olga Selischeva / Ucrania
Patricia Hordófiez / Mexico
Patricia NéCez I Mexico
Rebeca Méndez I Mexico-EU
Safia Kerr I Escados Unidos
Stony Cherng I TaiwAn
Susana Machicao I Bolivia
Waleska Belisario IVenezuela
Alain Le Quernec I Francis
Andrew Lewis I CanadA
Antonio Perez Niko / Cuba-Mexico
Apex Lin / TaiwAn
Bojidar lkonomov / Bulgaria
Bruno Ldpez / Mexico
Carlos M. GonzAlez / Mexico
Carlos Palleiro / Uruguay
Cedomir Kostovic / Bosnia Herzegovina-EU
Chaz Maviyane Davies I Zimbabue
David Criado / Bolivia
Eduardo Téllez / Mexico
Emilio Watanabe / PerC
Eric Olivares / México-EspaCa
Fang Chen / China
Federico Lopez I Mexico
Felipe Covarrubias / Mexico
Felipe Taborda / Brasil
Finn Nygaard I Dinamarca
GermAn Moncalvo / Mexico
HéctorVillaverde / Cuba
lstvan Orosz / Hungria
Ivan Chermayeff / Estados Unidos
Joao Machado / Portugal
Jorge YACez / Mexico
José Manuel Morelos I Mexico
José Menéndez / Cuba
JukkaVeistola / Finlandia
Julian Naranjo / Chile
Kari Piippo I Finlandia
Lex Drewinski I Polonia-Alemania
Linda Ricoh IJapOn
Mehdi Saeedi I IrAn
Michel Bouvet / Francis
Michelle Miyares Hollands / Cuba
Mieczyslaw Gorowsky / Polonia
Osvaldo Gaona / Mexico
Pablo Kunst / Argentina
Pekka Loin / Finlandia
Per Arnoldi I Dinamarca
Peter POcs I Hungria
Pierre Neumann / Suiza
Piotr Kunce / Polonia
Rafal Olbinski / Polonia-EU
René Azcuy / Cubs
Rodolfo Fuentes / Uruguay
Santiago Pol lVenezuela
Savas Cekic ITurquia
Sergio Vega Camachol Bolivia
Sindiso Nyoni / Zimbabwe
Takashi Akiyama I JapOn
Trevor Gilley I Estados Unidos
UG. Sato lJapOn
Vicente Larrea / Chile
Walter Sardonini I Italia
Wilbert Arreola I Mexico
Xavier BermCdez I Mexico
Helmut Langer / Alemania
Yossi Lemel / Israel

SOLIDARITY IS A LIBERTARIAN ACT. Caring is an attitude, a way of thinking and action that moves beyond the individualism and the fraternity and collaboration. Solidarity, as confirmed in the response to the call of the International Poster Biennale in Mexico, designers and writers, residing in thirty-five countries on five continents, is passionate delivery, companionship and understanding delight and joy in participating and making possible the consolidation of this excellence and meeting place of international design.The Biennial has been and will continue collective creation, while respecting our individualities, sum and opens new horizons, perspectives and life form of collaboration that nourish and multiply our own experience and expertise.
Solidarity is to match, recognizing the other and find the free creation and collective expression of our own ideas and feelings, but above all, our insertion into a movement that knows no boundaries or limits, and that has led us to over the past two decades, tolerance, understanding and matching. True solidarity is when we discovered that the cause of the other is ours, we are the others in our partnerships and collaborations. Solidarity is no concept of past or nostalgic memory of failed attempts. Solidarity involves the face, thick and “dizzy” to inertia and resistance, bureaucracies and disappointment, apathy and depression, creating moments of freedom, liberty voices that confirm and guide our madness, dreams and complicity.This has been the history of our Biennial since its inception, since that VIa Libre, a cultural magazine that we built in the second half of the eighties, writers, poets, philosophers, sociologists, designers and artists from Mexico and various latitudes.VIa Libre cultural magazine inspired by the metamorphosis of thought by the collective creation, the proposal of illustrious unknown and anonymous graphic design, poets and artists of the heterotopia and conscious enthusiasts who were in endless meetings and festivals, was also a door to hope and life, to show that coexistence and interdisciplinary pursuits, free of petty interests, allowed us to express feelings and promote rewarding and entertaining ways to make sense our existence.
With Voices in Freedom, an initiative of the International Poster Biennale of Mexico, we endorse our proposal stubborn impossible, to continue our meetings in joyful fellowship, solidarity, collaboration, reflection, understanding and friendship in this journey of no return which meets today its first twenty years.Thanks to each and every one of those who have been part of this initiative, with their proposals, their confidence and solidarity freedom of spirit and thought.
TRAMA VISUAL A.C.