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Rael-Gálvez Family Blankets
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Mud Frontier: Architecture at the Borderlands
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Store Stories: Exploring the History & Design of Retail
Sat. May 14, 2022
design talks retail
A screenshot of a data visualization of Wuhan China. Teal blue dots radiate out from a central point
Visualizing the Pandemic
Wed. April 27, 2022
During the COVID-19 pandemic, designers, cartographers, and visual journalists visualized the invisible contours of an unfolding crisis. Organizations like The New York Times and Policy Map as well as individual artists and designers tracked the spread of the virus and exposed demographic inequities. Expanding on Cooper Hewitt's current exhibition Design and Healing: Creative Responses to Epidemics, this talk shows how ...
design talks pandemic
Bauhaus Typography at 100
Wed. March 30, 2022
Bauhaus typography
Judge a Book by its Cover
Mon. March 14, 2022
book cover book cover design design talks E. McKnight Kauffer
Designing on the Front Lines, Season 2
Fri. February 25, 2022
Fri. April 8, 2022
design on the front lines healthcare hospitals
Intersecting Histories: Bénédicte Gady | Morse Historic Design Lecture
Tue. January 25, 2022
Cooper Hewitt Collection Enid and Lester Morse Historic Design Lecture Series Lecture Morse Historic Design Lecture Series
W.E.B. Du Bois: Recharting Modern Design
Wed. February 9, 2022
At the Paris World Fair of 1900, W.E.B. Du Bois used groundbreaking statistical graphics to document the accomplishments of Black Americans and life inside “the Veil” of systemic oppression. In Fall 2022, the Library of Congress will lend a selection of these rare data visualizations to Cooper Hewitt’s Recharting Modern Design exhibition, allowing visitors to see them in person for ...
Black graphic designers Black History Month graphic design