Everything is Design: The Work of Paul Rand opened at The Museum of the City of New York this week, covering an impressive career of one of this country’s foremost graphic designers. The exhibit ...

The Work of Paul Rand, a new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, reveals that today’s design-led businesses owe much credit to the work of visionary graphic designer Paul Rand.

If you have yet to hear of Paul Rand, a designer known for his work developing the logos of IBM, UPS, ABC, NeXT and countless others, you’re going to need to head over to his gallery and Wiki.

In her excellent 1997 essay Logocentrism, designer Jessica Helfand gives an overview of Rand’s life, work, and impact on graphic design ... excellent monograph on Paul Rand, by Steven Heller ...

Perhaps more than any other single designer, Paul Rand was responsible ... Inspired by the bold graphic work being done in Europe, Rand brought a radically different approach to the job.

Paul Rand (1914–1996) was one of the foremost American graphic designers ... on the role of the designer in commercial advertising were emphatic: “The sincere artist needs not only the moral support ...

Paul Rand published A Designer’s Art in 1985. The renowned graphic designer wrote other ... Prints of his logo work for IBM, ABC, and Westinghouse, along with indie work for magazine and book ...

In the 1950s and ’60s, Brooklyn-born graphic designer Paul Rand created some of America’s most recognizable corporate logos. His pioneering work for IBM and ABC—and even his lowly Westing- h ...

Paul Rand was an American graphic designer known for his work in corporate logos. He was a prominent figure in Swiss Style and modernism. His work was influenced by Cassandre and Moholy-Nagy. Born in ...