More @topos_graphics

Digital invitation and event graphics for the upcoming (virtual) 2021 Brooklyn Artists Ball, honoring Brooklyn-based artist known as KAWS. Much love to the @brooklynmuseum. Tickets for the May 19th event can be reserved via brooklynmuseum.org. #design_by_topos #brooklynmuseum _ KAWS (American, born 1974). M2, 2000. Acrylic on canvas. © KAWS. (Photo: Farzad Owrang); KAWS (American, born 1974). COMPANION (RESTING PLACE), 2013. Aluminum, paint. © KAWS. (Photo: Jonty Wilde); KAWS (American, born 1974). COMPANION, 2010. Fiberglass, paint. © KAWS; Brooklyn Artists Ball 2016. (Photo: Rebecca Smeyne for the Brooklyn Museum); Brooklyn Museum outdoor reopening celebrations, September 2020. (Photo: Kolin Mendez Photography); Zenobia, Bubble_T, ELSZ, and astrology-themed gallery tours, January 2020. (Photo: Kolin Mendez Photography)
Tune in to #TalksMiami at 7 pm ET! The curator-led contemporary art conversation series, presented by @oolitearts + @locustprojects, continues tonight with Rujeko Hockley, Assistant Curator at the @whitneymuseum. RSVP at Talks.Miami. #design_by_topos #OoliteArts #LocustProjects
#ZipOdes are back! And we’re happy to have designed the 2021 campaign with @omiamifestival for this national poetry month of April. _ The Zip Ode is an original form invented by O, Miami and @wlrn in 2015, “designed to transform zip codes into occasions for place-based, lyrical celebration.” It’s is a five-line poem about your zip code, in the form of your zip code. Write the numbers of your zip code down the left-hand side of the page. Each number determines the number of words in that line. _ This is annual South Florida-based initiative is open for entries now through April 21st. Visit omiami.org for details. _ Notwithstanding being based in South Florida, ZipOdes has traveled all around the United States, including Orlando, Toledo, and Boston, and has been featured on media outlets such as The Takeaway and The Washington Post. O, Miami and WLRN welcome organizations and media outlets using the zip ode as a free, open-source tool to connect with their communities. (Just credit them if/when doing so!) _ #design_by_topos #omiami