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Evolution/Revolution was a fashion and textiles exhibit at The RISD Museum of Art that brought together the work of contemporary designers who works evoke the spirit of the early Arts and Crafts movement while demonstrating a commitment to innovation in design and new technology.
Logo
The artists featured in this exhibit express concepts of both evolution and revolution; they embrace the evolution of technology, while simultaneously fighting to allow for more craftsmanship in mass projection. As a result the logo blends the two words, evolution and revolution into a single mark; asserting that both methods of change and development are important while simultaneously blurring the point at which one transitions into the other.
Exhibit Brochure
The use of a floral element as a background texture in the exhibit brochure is a reference to the Arts and Crafts Movement and is rotated on every spread to create rhythm throughout the piece. An alternative grid and strong diagonal alignment points are elements of modern design. Text, imagery and graphic shapes are integrated and create activity and movement characteristic of evolution and revolution.
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