Graphic exhibition

It's been a crazy two years. We've been so caught up in how the pandemic's affected the way we work and our lives in general, it's easy to have missed some of the smaller stuff, like how typography...

exhibition design, environmental graphics, installation, curatorial practice

What We Talk About When We Talk About Graphic Design Jarrett Fuller What We Talk About When We Talk About Graphic Design is a multi-platform project interested in the intersection of design criticism and practice. Through a weekly podcast called Scratching the Surface, I interviewed designers, writers, critics, educators, and curators about the role of design criticism, writing, and discourse in the design profession. By creating a survey of contemporary design discourse, the podcast…

How do the minds at MoMA design world-class exhibitions and spaces? Join Associate Creative Director Ingrid Chou and Art Director Derek Flynn for a talk that will explore how you can bring the physical spaces around you to life in unexpected ways using design.

Exhibition of Nicolás Muller's Photographs at Capa Center. A significant figure in humanist photography, Hungarian-born Nicolás Muller (1913-2000), the subject of an exhibition entitled The Committed Gaze.Curators: José Ferrero Villares, Ana Muller, Claudia Küssel

VG&P for CDW'16Creation of the graphics for VG&P's exhibition – part of the British Collection during Clerkenwell Design Week 2016 – Art Direction of the photoshoot, Catalogue design and Invites.— 2016, with Studio Eger.

At a Hammer Museum panel last month, Willem Henri Lucas introduced himself, Gail Swanlund, and Brian Roettinger as three L.A.-based designers who were about to discuss a current exhibition of contemporary graphic design in which none of them were included. Asking the audience to keep that perspective in mind, Roettinger, SCI-Arc’s former design director, observed that, with its East Coast and European emphasis, the show was missing—ahem!—a big chunk of the field. Swanlund als

In this highly unconventional exhibition, visitors are encouraged to participate, touch, and even take home works of art by 42 international and intergenerational artists, many of whom are creating new and site-specific works for the exhibition.