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  • "Built around a custom typeface and bold color, the identity highlights the remarkable range of programming at the Arts Center and provides a cohesive visual language for promotion."

  • "Color is key to the book, with the vibrant hues of the paintings and Mexican folk art echoed in bright blasts of color that open each section."

  • "The poster is a photograph of a drop of blood hitting the water’s surface, creating a deep red cloud similar to an atomic explosion."

  • "Pentagram designed the campaign for the 2014 Expo, combining the circular forms of a manhole cover with the bicycle wheel."

  • "The refresh communicates the services, energy and creativity the agency delivers for its clients as it earns them attention."

  • "The identity spotlights the updated name in a flexible logo that can be configured in countless ways."

  • "The campaign uses a black, white and red color palette and bold typography inspired by historic show posters to project a kind of urban glamour."

  • "Like the exhibition, the catalogue makes connections between objects and fashions across different periods and mediums."

  • "The wordmark doubles as an escalating line chart that subtly illustrates the bank’s central concept of growing worth."

  • "The covers feature colorful images by the information illustrator Peter Grundy that capture the topic at hand."

  • "The activities combine personal reflection and data drawing to help participants understand the community of people who contribute to their well-being."

  • "The visualizations go beyond the symbol of the Clock to examine the issues that have brought the planet to the brink."

  • "Each pendulum is equipped with a speaker playing a calming ambient bassline, while artificial intelligence modulates sounds that are being made in the space."

  • "The design of the book highlights its theme, ‘Live Feed,’ documenting all activity from the school year in a timeline of images."

  • "The square logos—one the museum’s full name, the other the acronym—work in combination with their typical “chop” in Chinese characters, which the designers also modified."