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C/ID

Visual Identity and Branding for the Arts
Laurence King Publishing Designed and edited by Angus Hyland of Pentagram Design Ltd
Text by Emily King

8-1/4 x 10-1/2 in; 176 pp ; 420 color and b/w images
Hardcover
Published in June, 2006
ISBN 1856694089
ISBN13 9781856694087
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$40.00  

C/ID -- Following the explosion of identity design in the arts and the reinvention of the art gallery/museum as a brand, this book provides a survey of recent and current design work for cultural clients, including galleries, museums, theaters and auditoriums. Thirty international case studies clearly express what good design can do to improve the fortunes and/or images of an institution. The focus is on new identities and their application, as well as smaller design solutions such as gallery guides, promotional programs (incorporating everything from posters to ad campaigns). Exhibition catalogs, branded merchandising, websites, signage systems, renovated environments, new galleries, extensions and completely new buildings. The case studies consider projects large and small—from museums and galleries of international significance, to smaller institutions whose sphere of influence is more local. Each includes comments from the designers and from key stakeholders.

Angus Hyland studied at the London College of Printing, then the Royal College of Art. He ran his own studio in London for ten years, then became a partner at Pentagram, London in 1998.

Emily King is the design editor of frieze magazine. She was the co-author of Restart: New Systems in Graphic Design and editor of Designed by Peter Saville.