Graphic Life: Michael Gericke: Celebrating Places, Telling Stories, Making Symbols

Michael Gericke is a renowned graphic designer who has worked on projects for buildings, civic moments, exhibitions, and visual identities. This monograph covers four decades of his work, featuring over 500 pages of illustrations and commentary by architect Moshe Safdie and architectural critic Paul Goldberger. It is a must-have for collectors and aficionados of contemporary design, branding, and visual identity.

Format: Hardback
Length: 520 pages
Publication date: 01 November 2020
Publisher: Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd

Michael Gericke is a highly influential graphic designer globally, and his much-anticipated monograph spans four decades of his remarkable career. This lavishly illustrated tome, with nearly 500 pages, is a celebration of places, storytelling, and the creation of images and symbols, primarily through Gericke's work with projects for buildings, civic moments, exhibitions, and visual identities, including posters, magazines, New York's AIA chapter (America's largest), and the Center for Architecture. Through graphics and images, the Center continues to portray the spirit of architecture and design in New York City today. The book is preceded by a foreword by the esteemed architect Moshe Safdie, with commentary by Pulitzer Prize-winning architectural critic and educator Paul Goldberger. This encyclopedic compilation is a must-have for all collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary design, branding, and visual identity.

Weight: 2622g
Dimension: 206 x 289 x 58 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781864708936