From the course: Layout and Composition: Grids
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The grid in exhibition design
From the course: Layout and Composition: Grids
The grid in exhibition design
- A sign or signage system exists to identify or provide directions in a space. Exhibition design tells a story in three-dimensions. I love DIY Lo-Fi exhibits at local historical societies or small museums. These have a certain charm. That quickly grows tiresome when I'm trying to understand lots of complex information. Every exhibition I've designed is based on a clear grid. The size and proportion of each message lets the viewer know what kind of information is being presented. The grid creates the hierarchy and unity in a complex environment that might include three-dimensional forms, artifacts, and art. If the viewer sees the same size label with the same size type, next to every painting, he will quickly understand that this is a caption. Each exhibition is different, but they all share a narrative that is told from beginning to end. It's imperative that the viewer quickly understand the story and the type of information being presented. The grid and typography sizes help the…
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