We’re happy to announce that Instituting Reform: The Social Museum of Harvard University, 1903–1931 received first prize in the book category of the American Alliance of Museums 2013 Museum Publications Design Competition. Congratulations to Daphne Geismar, who designed the publication in collaboration with the Harvard Art Museums Communications Division and curators Deborah Martin Kao and Michelle Lamunière. This annual competition celebrates the best in museum graphic design in 15 different categories, such as exhibition catalogues, posters, books, journals, and marketing materials.
Instituting Reform Wins AAM Design Award
July 23, 2013
Index Magazine
Instituting Reform Wins AAM Design Award
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