Isometric collaborated with Poster House to design the visually dramatic and historically imperative exhibition The Utopian Avant-Garde: Soviet Film Posters of the 1920s. The 2300 sq. ft. installation explores the origins, high points, and eventual demise of this golden age of Soviet graphic design, showcasing the work of Alexander Rodchenko, the Stenberg brothers, Semyon Semyonov, and more. For the exhibition’s principal display typography, Isometric created a custom, square version of Action Condensed Bold in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts. The resulting font, Constructivist Square, is used throughout for grand moments of drama and contrast, as well as for finer nuances and descriptive details.
- Partner
- Waqas Jawaid
- Partner
- Andy Chen
- Design Director
- Maria Loes
- Type Designer
- Corinne Ang
- Graphic Designer
- Ingrid Schamedecke
- Architectural Designer
- Abhishek Thakkar
- Graphic Designer
- Paolo Fabbri
- Director Of Design & Exhibits, Poster House
- Ola Baldych
- Chief Curator, Poster House
- Angelina Lippert
- Associate Director of Exhibits, Poster House
- John F. Lynch