In 1967, Milton Glaser, Seymour Chwast, and James McMullan produced psychedelic “travel” posters for an issue of The Push Pin Graphic.
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Deborah Hay and the graphics for her postmodern dance performances.
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Next up in our newly-hatched Design Study Collection: the supremely elegant Louise Fili.
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Milton Glaser’s architectural lighting and three-dimensional design for restaurants.
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SVA’s early subway posters helped raise the school to a new plane of artistic and intellectual pursuits.
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Milton Glaser got minimal for SVA’s 40th Anniversary logo.
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A preview of James McMullan’s upcoming Masters Series show at the Visual Arts Gallery.
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A tribute to the designer whose neon imagery and super sized environmental design changed the landscape of American design.
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Some type-based design from Milton Glaser and Seymour Chwast.
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We’ve just received materials from the 2005 exhibition The Design of Dissent donated by designer Mirko Ilić, who, along with Milton Glaser, collected the materials and created a book on the project.
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James McMullan’s illustrations for Dutton’s paperback box set of The Alexandria Quartet, an ambitious mid-century novel tetralogy by Lawrence Durrell.
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Shades of Yellow Submarine in Gian Carlo Menotti’s sci-fi opera for children Help, Help, The Globolinks!
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In honor of summer wedding season we bring you Tony Palladino’s poster for “The Wedding Party.”
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The Glaser Archives is launching our Design Study Collection, which will highlight sample collections from some of the most important designers and illustrators working today. The first collection we’re featuring is from designer and provocateur extraordinaire and SVA MFA Design faculty member, Stefan Sagmeister.
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We are thrilled to add the work of Paul Sahre to our Design Study Collection.
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Seymour Chwast’s intricate composition of his illustrations.
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Chwast’s can for Diet Pepsi for the Christmas season integrated their 1986-1991 logo into Santa’s spectacles. As you can see in this photo, the rims of the glasses were left unpainted shiny aluminum to highlight the logo—the background behind Santa was also a checkerboard of white and silver. (Click through for full frame.)
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SVA Historical Event Recordings
Gail Anderson Collection
SVA COVID Collection
Ed Benguiat Collection
SVA Publications and Institutional Records
Chermayeff & Geismar Collection
Seymour Chwast Collection
Stephen Doyle Collection
Heinz Edelmann Collection
Roger Ferriter Collection
Louise Fili Collection
Cris Gianakos Collection
Milton Glaser Collection
Keith Godard Collection
Steven Heller Collection
David Mazzucchelli Collection
Ed McCabe Collection
James McMullan Collection
Tony Palladino Collection
Stefan Sagmeister Collection
Paul Sahre Collection
Deborah Sussman Collection
Fred Troller Collection
George Tscherny Collection
Henry Wolf Collection