The document outlines plans for an exhibition of student artwork based on the theme of Olympic posters. The exhibition will take place in January 2012 at the Ariel Centre in Totnes and will showcase student work completed by early December 2011. It aims to develop links between the host school KEVICC and feeder primary schools, and attract potential press interest. The document provides background information on Olympic posters and how they can help students learn about graphic design, world history, and the ideologies behind the Olympics. It includes examples of posters from past Olympics and suggestions for student artwork.

4. Paris 1900

5. St.Louis 1904

6. London 1908

7. Prof. Olle Hjortzberg Stockholm 1912

8. Martha van Kuyck Antwerp 1920

9. Jean Droit Paris 1924

10. Joseph Rovers Amsterdam 1928

11. Julio Kilenyi L.A 1932

12. Franz Wurbel Berlin 1936

13. Walter Herz London 1948

14. Ilmari Sysimetsä Helsinki 1952

15. Richard Beck Melbourne 1956

16. Armando Testa Rome 1960

17. Yusaku Kamekura Tokyo 1964

18. Pedro Ramirez Vázquez Mexico 1968

19. Otl Aicher Munich 1972

20. Ernst Roch & Rolf Harder Montreal 1976

21. Wladimir Arsentjev Moscow 1980

22. Robert Rauschenberg L.A 1984 * Also see Ernie Barnes

23. Prof. Cho Yong Je Seoul 1988

24. Primo Angeli Atlanta 1992

25. Jean Miro Barcelona 1992

26. Ken Done Sydney 2000

27. “Image & Identity” Athens 2004

28. Academy of Art and Design of Tsinghua University Beijing 2008