‘Revolution of the Eye’

Book Design, Exhibition Design

Exhibition and catalogue design for a show at the Jewish Museum that explored the relationship between modern art and American television in its formative years.

Large pools of light—really white graphic “spotlights” painted on the walls and floor—highlight individual works and bodies of text.

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Opening spread of the catalogue essay by Maurice Berger.

Opening spread of the catalogue essay by Maurice Berger.

1 Opening spread of the catalogue essay by Maurice Berger. 2 Television graphics by Saul Bass.

Television graphics by Saul Bass.

Television graphics by Saul Bass.

The timeline details the overlap between milestones in the development of television and modern art.

The timeline details the overlap between milestones in the development of television and modern art.

Opening spread of the cultural timeline that closes the book.

Opening spread of the cultural timeline that closes the book.

Stills from films directed by Andy Warhol, including a short for

Stills from films directed by Andy Warhol, including a short for "Saturday Night Live," 1981.

3 The timeline details the overlap between milestones in the development of television and modern art. 4 Opening spread of the cultural timeline that closes the book. 5 Stills from films directed by Andy Warhol, including a short for "Saturday Night Live," 1981.

‘Last Folio’

Exhibition Design

An exhibition of photographs of pre-war Jewish life in Slovakia. The exhibition has been shown in eight different locations since 2009, and in 2015 moved to Berlin.

‘Revolution of the Eye’