Tibor Kalman, 1949 to 1999 was a Hungarian graphics designer. He was a social activist for whom graphic design was a means of achieving two ends: good design and social responsibility. Since the height of American Modernism during the 1950s he became known as the bad boy of graphics design. He had a magazine called Colours, which was the first for a global village which focused on global awareness and multiculturalism; this was an outlet for his political activism. The design firm M&Co, was started in 1979 by him, Carol Bokuniewicz and Liz Trovato which did corporate work for clients such as, New Wave Music, Talking Heads and Restaurant Florent to name a few.
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