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A Conversation with Kongjian Yu: Landscape Architecture Winner
National Design Awards
Communication Design Across Generations
National Design Awards
Watercolor Maps by Stamen Design
National Design Awards
Our Search for Symbols
Symbols are important communication tools in our daily lives, constantly evolving based on new needs and users. Symbols have the power to instruct, protect, entertain, connect, and even divide us. From 1969 to 1972, the visionary designer Henry Dreyfuss (American, 1904–1972) oversaw the making of the Symbol Sourcebook: An Authoritative Guide to International Graphic Symbols, a manual that compiled and ...
communication Elementary (Age 9-12) Exhibition High School (Age 16-18) Middle School (Age 13-15) Primary (Age 5-8) Product-Industrial
Madeleine Moore-Burrell Documentary: So Good, So Far, 2015 (with visual decriptions)
Madeleine Moore-Burrell Documentary: So Good, So Far, 2015
communication Elementary (Age 9-12) Exhibition High School (Age 16-18) Middle School (Age 13-15) Product-Industrial systems Women in Design
What Emoji Are Missing from Your Keyboard? (with visual descriptions)
What Emoji Are Missing from Your Keyboard?
communication Exhibition High School (Age 16-18) Middle School (Age 13-15) Nature-based social impact
Three colorful, hand-drawn data visualizations in unique shapes showing different types of data about Black Americans in the late 1800s.
Illuminating Du Bois: Examining the Legacy of a Sociologist through Research and Design
Deconstructing Power: W. E. B. Du Bois at the 1900 World’s Fair places decorative arts from Cooper Hewitt’s permanent collection in dialogue with 20 of W. E. B. Du Bois’ innovative data visualizations. On loan from the Library of Congress, these groundbreaking visualizations document the progress of Black Americans and life inside the veil of systemic oppression.    Cooper Hewitt and Smithsonian ...
communication Exhibition Lecture