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IDCNY 19: News from the International Design Center Fashionable!

Michael Bierut1986

Vignelli Center for Design Studies

Vignelli Center for Design Studies
Rochester, New York, United States

Newsletter "Fashionable!" interior page spread from IDCNY19: News from the International Design Center, New York, January/February 1986. Comme des Garcons (Rei Kaurakubo) spring fashion show featuring Jean Michel Basquiat as model with Boy George and Marilyn in attendence.

IDCNY opened in 1985 in renovated factory buildings in Long Island City with space for showrooms and other services for the interior design and wholesale furnishings industry. Vignelli Associates designed all the graphics and signage for IDCNY.

Text from design:Vignelli exhibition label:
IDCNY, Graphic Identity Program, 1983-1989.
IDCNY is the International Design Center of New York, an international furniture merchandise mart in Long Island City, New York. The logo portrays elegance and strength through the choice of two contrasting typefaces. The program includes, graphics, invitations, publications, advertising, and signage. Based on three very basic elements - Bodoni type with black and red colors - the program is nevertheless extremely articulated and vibrant, and has achieved a very strong identity quite often imitated by similar organizations. Most of the pieces are designed by Michael Bierut and coordinated by Fern Mallis.

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  • Title: IDCNY 19: News from the International Design Center Fashionable!
  • Creator: Bierut, Michael, Vignelli Associates
  • Date Created: 1986
  • Physical Dimensions: 22" x 17" (55.88 x 43.18 cm)
  • Original Language: English
  • Medium: lithograph on paper
  • Industry: Design
  • Form: newsletters
  • Collection: Massimo and Lella Vignelli papers
  • Client Location: New York, New York, United States
  • Client: IDCNY (International Design Center New York)
  • Category: graphic design
Vignelli Center for Design Studies

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