On Wednesday I visited the Wim Crouwel exhibition at the Design Museum, and it was truly inspiring.
The first floor has been opened up and painted white, making Crouwel's posters look amazing even from a distance. Wide white tables fill the room where work is carefully arranged. It all looks very simple, clean and ordered, representing the grids to which he designed and studied.
The exhibition includes original sketches, posters, catalogues, and photographic archives of Crouwel's career and represents his "legacy and influence on contemporary graphic design".
On until 03 July 2011, this is a must see. You can buy tickets here.
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