If you're on campus for Brown University's commencement this weekend, you may notice the new interactive donor recognition display for the Brown Annual Fund. Malcolm Grear Designers developed the installation, working closely with the Annual Fund, to raise awareness as to the crucial role of annual donors and their impact of students and faculty. ...continue reading
The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship Program is modeled after the life of artist and actor Anthony Quinn and aims to help students financially with participation in summer arts programs. Malcolm Grear Designers designed the scholarships awards. The studio also designed the visual identity for the foundation and numerous posters, catalogues, invitations, and awards. ...continue reading
The Newport Art Museum will be exhibiting the show titled NetWorks 2011-2012 from June 1 through September 15. The exhibition will feature the work of twenty five artists that have been selected and recognized by the Rhode Island arts project known as NetWorks. Malcolm Grear Designers designed the exhibition catalogue as well as the visual identity for the NetWorks’s project. ...continue reading
Currently at Gallery Kayafas in Boston is Robert Richfield's exhibition titled Perpetuidad. The exhibition focuses on Richfield's photography in rural Mexican cemeteries and specifically on the array of personal keepsakes that mourners have attached to memorial sites. Malcolm Grear Designers has designed numerous catalogues for Richfield and the exhibition's invitation poster. ...continue reading
This past Sunday Bryant University president Ron Machtley sat down with representatives of the Chinese education ministry to sign agreements that will promote a reciprocal relationship between the U.S. and Chinese higher education systems. Since 1991, Malcolm Grear Designers has had its own unique relationship with Bryant University. The studio has designed the main entrance sign, interior and exterior sign systems, including wayfinding, building identification, and donor recognition for the campus. ...continue reading
Beginning April 3, two art exhibitions reflecting upon the U.S. war in Iraq will be on display at the David Winton Bell Gallery – “Daniel Heyman: I am Sorry It is Difficult to Start” and “Wafaa Bilal: The Ashes Series”. Both exhibitions focus on the war's impact upon the Iraqi civilians and the role of art. Malcolm Grear Designers created the invitations, installation graphics, catalogues, exterior sign, and banner for the exhibitions. ...continue reading