Art museum branding

The corporate identity for South Korea's National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art aims to simplify communication. To achieve this, the full name was abbreviated with the majuscules “MMCA”. A wide colour spectrum in combination with an adaptable image language allows it to 'emotionally' appeal to the target group. In visual aspects, the logo tries

The Museum’s basis is a collection of the best works of the Azerbaijani avant-garde, from the mid-twentieth century until now. The collection, encompassing painting and sculpture, reflects aspiration, striving and freedom of the human soul.Logotypes & Ma…

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Award winning graphic design studio based in the Netherlands specializing in Branding; Arabic Design, Typography, Type Design, logos & Exhibition Design.

Bitum in use for the new identity of the Archaeological Museum of the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (IA NASU) in Kyiv. Founded in 1966 and opened in 1969, the museum has 10,000 exhibits that reflect the ancient history of Ukraine from the

Museum of RomanityIn 2018, we had the opportunity to express ourselves on the creation of a visual identity for the Musée de la Romanité in Nîmes. A museum that has since opened its doors to visitors and is located just opposite the famous Roman arenas.…

If you’re in the business of design, landing a brief to rebrand an art gallery is a particularly nice gig. Developing an identity that encapsulates concepts like creativity, art and culture? How delightfully cerebral.

In a few days How to, the long overdue monograph of work by Michael Bierut (an AIGA Medalist, frequent AIGA Design Conference speaker, AIGA Gala host—basically all-round AIGA bff and designer extraordinaire) will be published by Harper Design. In the 300+ pages, Bierut reveals his process and design

Pentagram has partnered with The National Women's History Museum to create a new dynamic visual branding system. The new branding is elegant and contemporary and can grow with the institution for years to come. This new identity coincides with the institution's 25th anniversary, just as the Museum is introducing its first physical presence in exhibitions and programs in Washington, DC, in 2022. This new identity from Paula Scher and her team at Pentagram is just further proof