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Design Life Now, SC Popular Culture The 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial

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The 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial symbol was the logo for America's 200th birthday party and a precursor to the NASA logo that Bruce Blackburn at Chermayeff & Geismar would design in 1974

and fur to highly technical resins and polyurethane—matched with their insatiable curiosity and remarkable visual intelligence

The posters that Scher designed for The Public Theater have become iconic emblems—not only of the plays that they advertised

A pictorial index provides photographs of the actual objects and a short description of them

Using a highly personalized language of characters

Design Life Now, SC Popular Culture The 1976 American Revolution BicentennialCooper Hewitt's ground breaking exhibition series celebrates the most creative and forward thinking designs, trends, and future horizons across the many fields of design. Designed by 2006 Triennial participants COMA, Design Life Now has been set in fonts The Clash and The Clash Sans, which were created specifically for this exhibition and catalogue.

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