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A Boom in Brazil

Part two of our look at outdoor signage in Brazil.

Published

15 years ago

on

April 18, 2008

By

Jeff Russ Signs of the Times March 2009 Issue

Brazil’s ubiquitous outdoor signs seem to cover every empty, urban space. The brightly colored, large-format graphics project lively images onto every street corner and thoroughfare. São Paulo’s politicians banned these mostly unregulated signs, but the city of Uberlandia, where these photos were taken, had no such ban.

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