This new exhibit put on by the Neon Museum in Praga delves into just that. It's a deep-dive into the graphic artists, visual artists and even architects -- and especially the female creators -- of these signs in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Much has been said already about many of the male designers, and there are a few well-known and famous names: Maksymilian Krzyżanowski, Zbigniew Labes, Tadeusz Rogowski or Jan Mucharski. However, the women designers have long been overlooked.
With this exhibition, you get a look at the works and projects of some of Poland's most prolific female neon sign designers, including Magdalena Byczyńska, Krystyna Kołodziej, Zofia Kostecka, Wiesława Łobos and Ewa Ryllowa.
