The Violence of Vision: Wild Plakken and the Crisis of Dutch Political Identity, 1977-1996

这项研究将探讨荷兰平面设计集体野生Plakken的工作，以及他们与政治压力集团在六十年代后的荷兰。它将询问荷兰政治身份的转变概念-由荷兰反隔离运动（AABN），荷兰妇女运动（NVB）和荷兰共产党（CPN）提出-并评估这些转变以视觉形式和技术呈现的方式特别是野生Plakken的海报。在处理这一时期围绕政治身份的关键对话时--包括后殖民紧张局势、妇女权利、经济停滞和就业不足--怀尔德·普拉肯的海报提供了一个透镜，通过它我们可以研究这一时期政治心理中不断演变的关切、意识形态、恐惧和野心。本研究的主要目的是调查这些对话的正式和材料的代表性，并考虑野生Plakken的海报作为一个网站，他们的建设和传播的方式。

This research will examine the work of Dutch graphic design collective Wild Plakken and their collaborations with political pressure groups in the post-sixties Netherlands. It will interrogate the shifting concepts of Dutch political identity - advanced by the Netherlands Anti-Apartheid Movement (AABN), the Dutch Women's Movement (NVB), and the Communist Party of the Netherlands (CPN) - and assess the ways in which these shifts are rendered in the visual forms and techniques particular to the posters of Wild Plakken. In tackling key dialogues that surrounded political identity in this period - including post-colonial tensions, women's rights, economic stagnation, and under-employment - Wild Plakken's posters provide a lens through which we may study the evolving concerns, ideologies, fears, and ambitions of the period's political psyche. It is the primary aim of this research to investigate the formal and material representation of these dialogues, and to consider the ways in which Wild Plakken's posters served as a site for both their construction and dissemination.