Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)

The Getty Museum rebrand project originated from Brad Bartlett’s Type 5 Transmedia class at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, California. The ideation behind reimagining the Getty Museum as a more accessible cultural institution by providing a new tagline: “Crossing the threshold frame by frame.” Envisioning the Getty Museum through this new refreshing public frame: as a cultural, ethical, welcoming, inspiring, and intelligent hub. With these new branding core concept, was born a universal graphic associated with art, design, photography, architecture, and furniture design. The frame being a fundamental, yet significant element that has existed since Ancient Roman times. The new Getty Museum is hereby re-honored as the chain that connects everyone through their vast collection of visual arts at both the Getty Center and Getty Villa; a unified institution with a consistent and cohesive branding language. The rebrand explores a broad range of Getty Museum touchpoints, such as identity collateral, membership package, OOH design, posters, AR posters, e-tickets, podcasts, an app, websites, signage, wayfinding designs, social media, and a brand guidance.

Project Roles
Art Director, Designer
Company
ArtCenter College of Design
Skills
Art Direction, Brand Strategy, Copywriting, Design Strategy, Research
Media
Brand Identity, Branding, Packaging, Web Apps
Project Industries
Education, Non-Profit
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Getty Museum Rebrand (fictional)
Collaborators
Support