Fracture: Japanese Graphic Design 1875–1975 is an exhibition dedicated to the history of Japanese graphic design. The exhibition functions as an archive-on-display of much of the objects and artifacts published in the recent eponymous hybrid coffee table book/text book of the same name by designer, educator, critic, and historian Ian Lynam. Within, Lynam explores graphic design in Japan from its foundations in the graphic arts to the immediate pre-digital design era.

The exhibition also features an exploded version of the book on-site, as well as designed objects from Japan since it re-opened to the West, exploring modernity, imperialism, gender, commercialism, sexuality, and aesthetics.