Graphic design legend, Paul Rand, was among the most influential designers who led the American design reformation wave. When Rand died at eighty-two (1914-1996), his career had spanned six decades, three generations, and numerous chapters of design history. Twenty-five years after his passing, Nagla Samir and Daniel Lewandowski celebrate his work and legacy in the Middle East with a retrospective exhibition and book, with contributions by Jayme Odgers, Tom Hardy, Jessica Helfand, and Bob Burns, detailing Paul Rand’s extraordinary thoughts and processes.
An exhibition honoring graphic design legend Paul Rand's work and legacy in the Middle East is happening now through November 25 at the Sharjah Art Gallery in AUC New Cairo.
Paul Rand was a world-class designer, but I’m not sure whether or not he ever held a class in Cairo.
Exterior
1st floor
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2nd floor
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Presentation
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Opening reception
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