The Grid and the Globe: Revisiting the Legacy of Logo Modernism
Logo Modernism is a stark, compelling monument to the era when design believed it could build a better world through order. Whether viewed in its lavish physical edition or accessed digitally, it remains an essential resource. It teaches us that the hardest part of design is not what to add, but what to take away. In its pages, we find the silent, geometric language that built the modern world.
It features work from legendary figures like Paul Rand (IBM, UPS, ABC) and Saul Bass, but more importantly, it highlights the anonymous design teams at firms like Unimark International, Lippincott, and Chermayeff & Geismar. It reveals that the modernist movement was a collective, systematic effort to bring order to chaos, executed largely within the corporate boardrooms of America and the design studios of Europe and Japan.
Case Studies: Includes eight instructive case studies on major projects like Fiat, The Daiei Inc., and the Mexico 1968 Olympic Games.
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