Museum Of Modern Art Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Museum Of Modern Art projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Museum Of Modern Art projects in press coverage.
Boston-based studio Regrets Only created a new identity for MoMA Members centered around a continuous path motif that symbolizes each member’s unique journey through the museum. The design uses MoMA Sans, dynamic typography, and a nuanced color palette to balance MoMA’s legacy with a fresh, personal approach. Animated paths and playful layouts bring movement and individuality to the membership brand.
The article spotlights four finalist book projects from the Antalis Creative Power Awards’ Reports & Publishing category, each showcasing innovative uses of paper and print. Featured works include Kuudes’ tactile catalogue for Chiharu Shiota, Laura Coombs’ serene Ground/Work, Nous’ neon-inspired Hong Kong Neon Sign Artworks, and Tina De Souter’s delicate Until the End. The feature celebrates materiality, craftsmanship, and the expressive potential of paper in contemporary editorial design.
Order created a modular and scalable identity system for New York’s Museum of Modern Art to support its 2019 expansion and shift to seasonal programming. The refreshed system unifies MoMA’s main, PS1, and Design Store marks under a consistent institutional identity. The design leverages the MoMA Sans typeface and a flexible framework adaptable across print, signage, and digital applications.
BP&O features Werklig’s brand identity for EMMA’s exhibition series ‘In Search Of The Present’. The identity explores motion and time through typographic cropping, dynamic layouts, and a striking electric blue palette that contrasts EMMA’s black-and-white base. The design extends across print, digital, and environmental applications, unifying static and moving elements into a cohesive visual system.