This issue of the Pentagram Papers includes items mainly drawn from the Museum of London depicting the graphic identity invented by the Suffragette movement to advertise their cause.
Pentagram Papers 19: Purple, White and Green includes items mainly drawn from the Museum of London depicting the graphic identity invented by the Suffragette movement to advertise their cause. Purple stood for dignity, white for purity and green for hope. In 1918, the Suffragette movement achieved its aim when women won the vote.
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Retrospective: Shakespeare in the Park
In 1954, impresario Joe Papp began a summer tradition of staging free outdoor performances of Shakespeare, inaugurating the Public Theater’s beloved Shakespeare in the Park festival. Pentagram partner Paula Scher, whose relationship with the Public spans four decades, has designed a new identity for the series for thirty consecutive summers. Each campaign is customized to the season’s theme, creating a highly visible graphic vocabulary for outdoor advertising, social media, and on-site signage.
Retrospective: Shakespeare in the Park
In 1954, impresario Joe Papp began a summer tradition of staging free outdoor performances of Shakespeare, inaugurating the Public Theater’s beloved Shakespeare in the Park festival. Pentagram partner Paula Scher, whose relationship with the Public spans four decades, has designed a new identity for the series for thirty consecutive summers. Each campaign is customized to the season’s theme, creating a highly visible graphic vocabulary for outdoor advertising, social media, and on-site signage.
