Currier
Museum of Art

Gala program art direction & design

I art directed and designed the Currier Museum of Art’s annual gala program in two editions. With no brand identity beyond the museum’s logo, the brief each year was to use color and typography to create a celebratory, playful look. Each book presents a year of exhibitions, acquisitions, historic houses and community programs, with bold color section openers that carry readers from the galleries to the auction. The second edition built on the first without repeating it, adapting to a new format and a new communications team.

Exhibitions section opener with a detail of a patterned artwork by Didier William beside a teal panel with lime green type
Currier Museum of Art 2023 gala program cover with a marble statue in front of a circular geometric painting and a band of multicolored confetti squares
Frank Lloyd Wright section opener from the Currier Museum of Art gala program, with a photo of the Kalil House interior beside a pink panel with bold purple type
Acquisitions section opener with a 16th-century Italian painted ceramic bowl beside an orange panel with red type
Program spread for the Currier Museum Memory Café and Making Art Accessible, with photos of participants and their artwork
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