Quay Brothers commercial for their exhibition at MoMA, done by the Quay Brothers.
Quay Brothers commercial for their exhibition at MoMA, done by the Quay Brothers.
In this CreativeMornings/Stockholm talk, Julia Hoffmann, Creative Director at the MoMA speaks about working with one of the world’s most important brands for art. From type decisions to a recently launched iPad App, Julia walks us through the branding decisions and design work that goes on behind the scenes at this iconic museum.
Cheers to Nisse Axman & Oskar Törnros for filming and Nisse Axman for editing!
I love this series by Dina Fried:
The photographs in this series, Fictitious Dishes, enter the lives of five fictional characters and depict meals from the novels The Catcher in the Rye, Oliver Twist, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, andMoby Dick
Tsuneaki Hiramatsu’s long exposure and time-lapse photos of fireflies in Okayama City, Japan via Le FIgaro.
Nineteen years after the founding of Sagmeister Inc., we are renaming the company into Sagmeister & Walsh. View the announcement card here.
Stefan Sagmeister was born in Austria and lives and works in New York. He has worked for the Rolling Stones, The Talking Heads, Lou Reed, The Guggenheim Museum and Levis. Exhibitions on Sagmeister’s work have been mounted in New York, Philadelphia, Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Paris, Lausanne, Zurich, Vienna, Prague, Cologne and Berlin.
Jessica Walsh is a multidisciplinary designer working in New York City. Her work has won design awards from the Type Director’s Club, Art Director’s Club, SPD, Print, and Graphis. She has received various celebrated distinctions such as Computer Art’s “Top Rising Star in Design,” an Art Director’s Club “Young Gun,” and Print Magazine’s “New Visual Artist”.
Watch the live stream video of Stefan & Jessica being photographed for the image above.
Soulja Slim by Moritz Hoffmann, as part of the dead rapper series. New Berlin Painters opens June 8 at Statt Berlin.
inspiring talk by Tina aka swismiss
Stefan Sagemeisters exhibition in Philadelphia is opening today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/04/arts/design/stefan-sagmeisters-happy-show-at-institute-of-contemporary-art.html?_r=1
these are probably old news, but I just saw this, and it completely surprised me, because it is so simple.
The Sistine channel 360:
http://www.vatican.va/various/cappelle/sistina_vr/index.html