Saturday 18 December 2010

V&A

On Thursday I went to the V&A to see some exhibitions that are on at the moment.
'ISOTYPE: International Picture Language', was about the history of the International System Of TYpographic Picture Education and it's initiator Otto Neurath. The system was designed to communicate information to a wide audience and was innovative in that it used simplified pictures to represent information. The pieces that I saw were so precise, and beautifully letter pressed/linocut printed.
I also had a look at the exhibition, 'Underground Journeys: Charles Holden's Designs for London Transport.' Although this was mostly about the architecture of the Underground, it was still relevant to one of the projects I am working on at the moment; creating a new information system for tube station platforms.


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