The 1920s German design revolution comes alive in this essential exploration of László Moholy-Nagy's groundbreaking contributions to modern typography and graphic design. Authored by Petra Eisele and published by ACC Art Books, this book examines Moholy-Nagy's iconic 1929 exhibition "Where is Typography Headed?" at the Martin-Gropius Bau in Berlin—a pivotal moment in Bauhaus history and avant-garde visual communication. Discover how Moholy-Nagy's 78 innovative panels shaped the future of typography, graphic design, and advertising aesthetics. Perfect for design students, graphic designers, art historians, and anyone passionate about modernist design movements, this book reveals why the Ring of New Advertising Designers' vision of modernity remains influential today. Explore the intersection of typography, visual communication, and artistic innovation that defined the New Typography movement and continues to inspire contemporary design practice.