504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The identity has been refreshed with a new version of the Academy's historic typographic medallion and supporting type, set in Plan, that gives the Academy a more modern look."

"Established in 1965 as a place for making, viewing and discussing art, Camden Arts Centre is known around the world for its progressive, risk-taking approach and bold programming."

"The branding comes to life in a dynamic visual language of open speech bubbles that suggest a diversity of voices and support multiple languages."

"The packaging is branded with the eye-catching red of the original Woodstock poster and the interiors of the boxes are lined with a dozen different black-and-white photomontages."

"The monogram features three dots inspired by the trio of co-founders as well as the three pillars of IFW."

"The color of the letterform is always black, but the leafy element and the website change color with the seasons: orange for the fall, green for spring, red for the Christmas season and blue for summer (blue skies over the blue lake)"

"The brand identity visualises how complex data is simplified and made understandable using the Secondmind platform."

"Drawing inspiration from the shapes found in Tinguely’s iconic music machines, Pentagram created a bespoke typeface that is used across the museum’s identity."

"The hand-drawn visualization tracks the last time Giorgia did something before the pandemic hit, and the first time she did something new with social distancing."

"Collaborating with Bobby Tannam, Pentagram created The Happy Face Pizza and Supermax wordmarks and resulting Happy Face Display font."

"In an effort to subvert the local surroundings of large, digital advertising screens used all around Tokyo, the team focused on using traditional, analogue animations to bring their stories to life."

"No Man's Land’ gets serious with the special “Issues Issue,” touching on topics like politics, racism, immigration, abortion, work and death."

"Margaret, the single largest benefactor in the DMA’s history, wanted to keep the book and her transformative final bequest to the museum under wraps until after her passing."

"The module presents a series of 24 ‘cards,’ each featuring a different tool and highlighting a specific feature to show the diversity of ways the tools can impact science and society."

"A bold and non-conformist linear pattern wraps around the boxes in various sizes."