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With the launch of a new book preview site, we asked Alex Trochut and Andreu Balius for a crash course on the modular type marvel from Spain.
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For the past five years, our library of graffiti zines has provided a rare snapshot of an underrepresented art form and the dynamic community that sustains it.
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Our new suite of postcards combines old-world Parisian charm with modern flourishes from illustrator and lettering artist Laura Serra.
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The Archive’s type design certificate program celebrates its tenth year!
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Our next pop-up exhibition is on view in the Reading Room gallery from September 26 to November 8, 2026.
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From the golden age of letterpress to the birth of digital type, our new series of gift-wrap and craft-paper books transform beloved objects from our collection for use in wrapping, crafting, framing, and decor.
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Known for their decades-long partnership with the Wrigley Company, this creative couple helped introduce modernist design to everyday life in midcentury America.
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What connects a 1930s type specimen to a student’s assignment from the 1950s?
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Drawing from her experience working with the collection, and conversations with its principle designers, Digitization Specialist Eve Scarborough reflects on the materiality of type design.
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Introducing a new community-driven funding initiative devoted to expanding access to our Type West program.
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Our next pop-up exhibition is on view in the Reading Room gallery from April 28 to July 10, 2026.
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अक्षरों के इतिहास और डिज़ाइन की कहानियाँ, अब हिन्दी में।
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Tristram Shandy, The First Modern Book is on view in the our Reading Room gallery until April 26, 2026.
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We return to Switzerland to consider the impact of the provocative designer who pushed modern typography to its limits.
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The Archive’s type design program turns 10 this year!
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Both a feat of production and a feast for the eyes, Hotel Retro reproduces exquisite twentieth-century steamer trunk labels as hundreds of full-color stickers that readers can actually peel off the page and adhere.