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Michael Bierut

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Designer, writer, teacher, and partner in the New York office of @pentagram since 1990.
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One hundred years of curiosity. "Theo Crosby: 100 Lives" opens at Pentagram's Osh Gallery

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By Sara Gent, Agustina Berta, Michael Bierut Verified, Tess McCann
| Metalocus (English) Verified
To mark the centenary of Theo Crosby's birth, Pentagram's Osh Gallery is opening a new exhibition celebrating the life of one of the five designers and architects who founded Pentagram in London in 1972. Curated by Michael Bierut of Pentagram and researcher Tess McCann, the exhibition presents a wide-ranging collection of books, objects, models, artworks, photographs, films, and documents, representing just a small sample of Theo's many and varied interests.
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The Art of Dailiness, by Michael Bierut

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By Michael Bierut Verified
| It's Nice That Verified
Suleika Jaouad’s bestseller, The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life is her celebration of the power of journaling and other daily expressions of creativity. She credits her own habit of journal-keeping to The 100 Day Project, a class assignment originated by Michael Bierut at the Yale School of Art.
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How to Create a Memorable Logo: Tips From Top Designers

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By Jeff Collier, Michael Bierut Verified, Rob Janoff, Will Paterson
| Shotkit
Creating a logo that’s both unique and memorable is a big challenge for designers. Research shows we aren’t as good at remembering logos as we think. Maybe it’s because most designs out there are overcomplicated. Or perhaps companies are rebranding too often. It might also come down to how our brains work—we tend to overlook unnecessary details. Regardless of the reason, logo designers have their work cut out for them.
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