ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Julia Hoffmann is the creative director for The Department of Advertising and Graphic Design at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. In other words, she leads an in-house design team that designs exhibits in the museum for you to interact with. On this show, I talk to her about what an in-house design studio is and how it's different, how identity systems come to be, and the transformation of communication for us as designers. http://www.listencloseshow.com/
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