Feb 14

“Universal symbols that tell the story” – New York Times

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Dezeenwire: New York Times design critic Alice Rawsthorne discusses German graphic designer Gerd Arntz, who developed the influential Isotype system of graphic symbols in the 1920s and who is the subject of an exhibition at the V&A museum in London. Read the New York Times article.

Isotype: international picture language is at the V&A until 13 March.

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