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In Brief BY Armin
MOCA Reverts to the 1980s
They say that trends take thirty years to come around, so if you are scared of what the 1980s looked like, get ready to relive it all once again or for the very first time, depending on when your parents did it. One of the first signs — at least in the field of identity design — of the Eightiespocalypse is the resurrection of the original logo for the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by Chermayeff & Geismar. Alissa Walker at Fast Company reports further, including the elusive comment from the Chermayeff & Geismar headquarters that they are not “at liberty to discuss the rebranding,” a tasty tidbit considering the other ambiguous note that the logo is a “work-in-progress that may undergo additional alterations.” C’mon Cavaricci, we are rooting for you next!
Thanks to Yotam Hadar for the tip.
DATE: May.21.2010
POSTED BY: ArminCATEGORY: In Brief COMMENTS:
TAGS: 1980s, chermayeff and geismar, moca,
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