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A collage of torn paper scraps in orange, blue and white. Bold typography across the fragments reads “DON’T WANT A NATION UNDER A NEW MEDIA AND CAN YOU HEAR THE SOUND OF HYSTERIA?”.

New studio name, new work, still the same, great Christopher Jung

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Date
8 April 2013

Formerly Jung Und Wenig, Berlin-based design outfit Studio Jung has just relaunched as a commercial entity all of its own under the creative leadership of Christopher Jung. Specialising in artist publications, music packaging and posters for cultural events, the studio divides its output aesthetically between crisp, considered editorial projects and bold, punchy graphics and illustration that scream at you from posters across the street. Look out for these guys, there’s going to be a LOT more great stuff from them in the months to come.

A graphic cover featuring bold, blue curved shapes on a white background. The text “kunstverein göttingen” is printed in a lowercase sans-serif typeface.
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Jung und Wenig: Kunstverein Göttingen

A printed exhibition brochure with a white background and black text. The right side features a black vertical strip with the name “Philipp Messner” and the title “Unknown Again” above the words “kunstverein göttingen”.
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Jung und Wenig: Kunstverein Göttingen

An exhibition poster for Philipp Messner featuring black and white photographs overlaid with large, teal numbers. The text reads “Philipp Messner”, “Unknown Again” and “kunstverein göttingen”.
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Jung und Wenig: Kunstverein Göttingen

A red and white folded brochure for an exhibition by Mariechen Danz at Kunstverein Göttingen. The cover features a red anatomical illustration of a torso and internal organs.
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Jung und Wenig: Kunstverein Göttingen

A graphic poster for an exhibition by “Mariechen Danz” at “kunstverein göttingen”. Large, red numerals “17” and “6” overlap a white background and a series of photographs showing cube-based artworks.
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Jung und Wenig: Kunstverein Göttingen

A black and white collage featuring a person in a short-sleeved shirt and tie. They are partially obscured by bold, swirling black and white stripes and halftone patterns. Two speech bubbles read, “Right. Real laughter is infectious. It makes you want to join in, share the joke” and “This tinned cachinnation has the opposite effect. It grates on the nerves.”
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Jung und Wenig: 4010

A collage featuring a grainy black and white photograph of a person sitting at a high-tech control panel. The image is layered over bold black and white stripes and a halftone dot pattern.
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Jung und Wenig: 4010

A collage of torn paper and bold typography in orange, blue and white. The fragmented text reads “Don’t wanna be an American idiot”, “Don’t want a nation under a new media”, “And can you hear the sound of hysteria?” and “The subliminal mind fuck America”.
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Jung und Wenig: American Ididot Poster

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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