2x4/design series 3




Foreword by Neal Benezra; essay by Joseph Rosa; additional contributions by Darrin Alfred
48 pages, 8 ½ x 10 inches, hardcover with slipcase
Published in 2005
From high-profile identities for the Brooklyn Museum, the Guggenheim Museum, and other cultural institutions to the immersive environment of Prada’s Manhattan showroom, the New York–based studio 2×4 has moved graphic design into unprecedented areas. With sensitive, provocative responses to their clients’ cultural and historical contexts, 2×4’s designers demonstrate a unique sensitivity to environmental conditions, a deep engagement with popular culture, and a penchant for playful, figurative patterning. The first publication devoted to the studio’s oeuvre, this publication is the third installment in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Design Series, highlighting work by architects and designers at the forefront of their respective disciplines.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition 2x4/design series 3, held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (May 13–November 27, 2005)
ISBN 0918471729 (hardcover with slipcase)