Exhibition catalogue and communication media for the Goethe Museum Düsseldorf
Communication StrategyEditorial DesignBrand Spaces
Without him, they would probably have been forgotten: the art lover Jakov Rubinstein (1901-1983) became highly significant as an enlightener and discoverer of works that were banned in the Soviet Union. The Goethe Museum is now dedicating an exhibition of its own to the private collection, with an accompanying exhibition catalogue.
The task
The family of Jakov Rubinstein, who now own his valuable collection, commissions us to design the exhibition media for consistent communication.
The solution
The design of the communication media showcases the drawings and paintings on a large scale. A particular focus is on the typographic combination of Cyrillic and Latin script.
The implementation
Alongside the catalogue, we design flyers and posters. We also plan the labelling of the exhibits in the rooms of the Goethe Museum.
The layout concept
The design of the communication media is characterised by generous use of white space, which makes the artworks shown stand out particularly well. The interplay with text pages that address the topic in the form of specialist articles creates a captivating dramaturgy. All content is set in both German and Cyrillic script.
Consistent adherence to the layout concept results in high recognisability. The information card for the exhibition also shows the catalogue motif.
Eye-catcher
The striking motif of the catalogue cover is also used on city light posters. In various places around the city, it catches the eye and skilfully draws attention to the exhibition.
We look forward to a no-obligation initial conversation with you
Christian Malling
Senior Project Manager