MoMA PS1
With every Saturday feeling hotter than the last, PS1’s Warm Up offers up a fresh respite from summer in the city, where genre-bending artists bring in new audiences to MoMA’s experimental offshoot. Asked to extend the static print identity into an animated social media campaign, we fed off of the energy and irreverence for which the series is known.
Clockwise from top left: Seth Labenz, Co-Founder and Principal; Brian Anderson, Designer; Roy Rub, Co-Founder and Principal; A. Claire Zimmerman, Designer
Topos Graphics, founded in 2005, is a collaborative design studio with offices in New York and Atlanta. We answer client challenges holistically through multiple means: logo design, branding, motion graphics, print collateral, publications, signage, social media, environmental graphics, and objects. Guided by ideas, we create positive impact with thoughtful and formally precise work.
We previously served as Creative Directors at New York’s Jewish Museum from January 2014 – September 2019 and currently oversee design for all programming initiatives at Miami’s Oolite Arts.
In 2019 we entered into a partnership with the Baltimore- and New York-based design studio Post Typography. In our new partnership, Post Typography principals Bruce Willen and Nolen Strals serve in an advisory role, continuing to work with select clients in collaboration with us, while they still pursue new opportunities independently. Read the full press release here.
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