Lillian Roxon's Discotique
Lillian Roxon, the trailblazing Australian music journalist and author of the massive Lillian Roxon’s Rock Encyclopedia (1969) was a rich subject for any artist.

Lillian Roxon, the trailblazing Australian music journalist and author of the massive Lillian Roxon’s Rock Encyclopedia (1969) was a rich subject for any artist.
Several recordings of historical lectures, interviews, and symposia at SVA are now available through Artstor. Digitized from old quarter-inch reel-to-reel tapes, these recordings cover a period from the early 1960s to late 1980s and represent a wide range of art and thought from the period in question.
Milton Glaser created three postage stamps for the tiny republic of San Marino in 2016.
The year Milton Glaser spent studying etching with Giorgio Morandi in Italy was a pivotal time in his art education.
For an article on returning to the site of the Battle of Bataan in the Philippines, Glaser painted a muted and downcast soldier emerging over a vivid landscape.
We at the Archives are sad to hear that Ed Benguiat passed away yesterday at 92. The Milton Glaser Design Study Center remember the man of a thousand typefaces.
Milton Glaser's cheerfully psychedelic ads for Fanta are the natural culmination of Push Pin's psychedelic style.
Milton Glaser's first paying job was the cover of a crime fiction magazine.
You may be studying remotely this semester, but that doesn't mean you don't have access to a wealth of design resources for research and inspiration.
Reynold Ruffins is a founding member of the lengendary Push Pin Studios, along with Seymour Chwast, Milton Glaser, and Ed Sorel.
Around the same time Milton Glaser and Push Pin Studio's style was taking hold and permeating popular culture, Milton was doing transformative and awesomely weird work for typewriter company Olivetti.
We mourn the loss of Milton, an artist, a teacher, a New Yorker, a man who changed our visual culture.
The SVA's community's artistic response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Remembering the delightful, witty, and inventive designer Keith Godard.
The SVA Archives is collecting our community's artistic response to the historic COVID-19 pandemic. All students, faculty, staff, and alumni are encouraged to submit work.
George Tscherny provided detailed and beautiful instructions for installing an exhibition of his work.
We asked the panelists in our upcoming symposium, "Archives By Design," to each send us one hidden gem from their collections. We got some great stuff.
A video introduction to our collections.
A unique evening symposium on archiving graphic design and illustration at the SVA Theatre on March 11th.
The logic-defying logos of an obscure but important designer.