Sources:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimental_jetset

I did not find a lot of information on wikipedia. It was not detailed, but I liked it because it had the most important and basic information about Experimental Jetset, which helped me get started.

http://www.aisleone.net/2008/intervista/intervista-experimental-jetset/

“Intervista: Experimental Jetset”, an entry on AisleOne

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An inspirational resource focused on graphic design, typography, grid systems, minimalism and modernism.

This entry on this cool site provides information on

http://www.experimentaljetset.org/archive/sun6.html

 A very simple concept, which worked surprisingly well: the combination of reading and listening proved to be stronger than we expected. So for this lecture, we decided to do something similar. Why not? This website is Experimental Jetsets website, I looked at most of their designs and posters and read about how they thought of it. This website was good, because it obviously had the most information about experimental jetset, but it was very complicated.

http://www.dandad.org/buy/lectures/lecture5.html                                                Heavily influenced by mid-1980’s post-punk culture. EJ Focus on printed matter, installation work and T-Shirtism. This website did not give me any new information but it was good, because it summarized the main points of a different website I had gone on before, that had a lot of writing.

http://www.helveticafilm.com/poster1.detail.html,                                                                         This website showed one of their posters, that was about Helvetica and letters, it was quite interesting to read.