More @topos_graphics

Diego Gutierrez’s (@diegorrez) debut solo show ‘Hypersensitive Romantic’ opens tomorrow, Jan. 22, at 7 p.m. at @oolitearts. Curated by Amy Galpin (@agalpin1). _ “Gutierrez’s paintings are the product of constant revision, playing with perspective, and combining three-dimensional elements that invigorate compositions in unexpected ways.” #OoliteArts #design_by_topos
We’re pleased to showcase the new graphic identity for B’nai Jeshurun, the second oldest synagogue in New York City (founded in 1825). BJ—for short—reflects a thriving, diverse, and progressive congregation. Its members and staff describe it as a welcoming and inclusive community that values personal growth and progressive interpretations of the Torah as suited for contemporary living. _ The logo mark is comprised of six interconnected ovals, representing the individual of the community. The ovals come together around the Jewish Star of David to form a greater whole. The form echos the stained glass rosette that anchors the synagogue’s central façade, the meeting place of the congregation. _ Thank you to Colin Weil for inviting us to work on the project and to Rabbi Roly Matalon, the board of trustees, and the rest of the leadership and staff at BJ whom worked with us to realize a new design for such a storied and important spiritual institution. #design_by_topos
TONIGHT at @baltimoremuseumofart: Necessity of Tomorrow(s), a conversation series on art, race, social justice, and imaging the future(s) we want, w/ Nikole Hannah-Jones, Pamela Joyner, & Zoë Charlton! Doors at 6 pm, talk at 7 pm. _ We’re excited and proud to have worked on this campaign with @posttypography and Kacie Mills. Look for more Tomorrow(s) statements and interventions throughout Baltimore. Share your Tomorrow at bmatomorrows.org. #necessityoftomorrows #futurehistories _ Image thanks to @bruce_villain