Paula Scher and the Geography of Design
The Geography of Design is a new two-part interview with Paula Scher directed by the filmmaker Nicolas Heller and produced by Brian Collins for the Art Directors Club. In the first part of the film, shot at Scher’s home and studio in Connecticut, Scher discusses the influence of New York City, its architecture, and especially its noise (the yelling!) on her design and typography. In part two, she talks about the development of her map paintings. In the film, Heller (son of Steven) takes viewers on a journey through Scher’s work, from her groundbreaking “Best of Jazz” poster to a new painting commission for the city’s Percent for Art program.
Part two after the jump.
Quick Links
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- Harry Pearce's 5x15 Talk Now Online
- Eddie Opara to Speak at Design Indaba
- Paula Scher to Speak at PennDesign
- Meet Emily Oberman, Pentagram's Newest Partner
- Bill Moggridge on Paula Scher's Maps
- Abbott Miller to Speak at the Type Directors Club