Our exhibitions are centered around themes relating to typography, graphic design, and language. Featuring work by professional designers, both local and international, they offer visitors the opportunity to learn about and reflect on the impact of these disciplines. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.
For our Spotlight Displays, click here to learn more.
Our exhibitions are centered around themes relating to typography, graphic design, and language. Featuring work by professional designers, both local and international, they offer visitors the opportunity to learn about and reflect on the impact of these disciplines. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.
For our Spotlight Displays, click here to learn more.
Our exhibitions are centered around themes relating to typography, graphic design, and language. Featuring work by professional designers, both local and international, they offer visitors the opportunity to learn about and reflect on the impact of these disciplines. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.
For our Spotlight Displays, click here to learn more.
Primarium: A Case for Cursive
Jul 3–Oct 31, 2025
Since early inscriptions, the Latin alphabet has spread across regions, woven into the written languages of many cultures around the world. While the basic character set remains relatively consistent, its letters have taken on new shapes as
Leah Hoffmitz Milken: My Passion is Type
Sep 27, 2025–Mar 1, 2026
Leah Hoffmitz Milken was a graphic designer and educator whose dedicated scholarship on letterforms defined both her teaching and her practice. She specialized in logotypes, identities, and custom typefaces for corporate brands, while also
Primarium: A Case for Cursive
Jul 3–Oct 31, 2025
Since early inscriptions, the Latin alphabet has spread across regions, woven into the written languages of many cultures around the world. While the basic character set remains relatively consistent, its letters have taken on new shapes as
Leah Hoffmitz Milken: My Passion is Type
Sep 27, 2025–Mar 1, 2026
Leah Hoffmitz Milken was a graphic designer and educator whose dedicated scholarship on letterforms defined both her teaching and her practice. She specialized in logotypes, identities, and custom typefaces for corporate brands, while also
Primarium: A Case for Cursive
Jul 3–Oct 31, 2025
Since early inscriptions, the Latin alphabet has spread across regions, woven into the written languages of many cultures around the world. While the basic character set remains relatively consistent, its letters have taken on new shapes as
Leah Hoffmitz Milken: My Passion is Type
Sep 27, 2025–Mar 1, 2026
Leah Hoffmitz Milken was a graphic designer and educator whose dedicated scholarship on letterforms defined both her teaching and her practice. She specialized in logotypes, identities, and custom typefaces for corporate brands, while also
Digital Witness: Algorithmic Spaces for Typography and Language
Nov 13, 2024–May 25, 2025
The commercialization and distribution of personal computers and software beginning in the 1970s laid the groundwork for the significant advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence the world is currently experiencing. Compu
IdentificarX: Celebrating ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x Alumni Community
Jun 15–Oct 13, 2024
Honoring ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x alumni community, IdentificarX explores the complex and distinct contributions of the school’s alumni to the field of art and design, and their significant cultural impact. Featuring over 100 artists and des
Quasi: Experimental Writing Systems
Nov 17, 2023–Apr 28, 2024
With a history spanning more than five millennia, the practice of writing serves as a testament to the enduring human impulse to record, preserve, and transmit information across time and space. Writing systems—sets of standardized symbols
Quasi~Library
Mar 7–Apr 14, 2024
A temporary reading space and a satellite exhibition of books and other printed material, Quasi~Library was presented in continuity with the exhibition . On display were rare books and special materials from the collection and the main an
Do You Have a Platypus?
Jul 13–Oct 15, 2023
Do You Have a Platypus? is an exhibition that features a selection of existing FAQ adopted from established institutions, typeset as found—with no grammatical corrections—in fonts designed by students in Greg Lindy’s Font Design course at A
The Presence of Absence
May 18–28, 2023
A step into the void. The opportunity of a twelve-week program at the ArtCenter Berlin studio enabled the Spring 2023 Study Away Program students to immerse themselves in the rich life and culture of the German capital. The Presence of Abse
Digital Witness: Algorithmic Spaces for Typography and Language
Nov 13, 2024–May 25, 2025
The commercialization and distribution of personal computers and software beginning in the 1970s laid the groundwork for the significant advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence the world is currently experiencing. Compu
IdentificarX: Celebrating ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x Alumni Community
Jun 15–Oct 13, 2024
Honoring ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x alumni community, IdentificarX explores the complex and distinct contributions of the school’s alumni to the field of art and design, and their significant cultural impact. Featuring over 100 artists and des
Quasi: Experimental Writing Systems
Nov 17, 2023–Apr 28, 2024
With a history spanning more than five millennia, the practice of writing serves as a testament to the enduring human impulse to record, preserve, and transmit information across time and space. Writing systems—sets of standardized symbols
Quasi~Library
Mar 7–Apr 14, 2024
A temporary reading space and a satellite exhibition of books and other printed material, Quasi~Library was presented in continuity with the exhibition . On display were rare books and special materials from the collection and the main an
Do You Have a Platypus?
Jul 13–Oct 15, 2023
Do You Have a Platypus? is an exhibition that features a selection of existing FAQ adopted from established institutions, typeset as found—with no grammatical corrections—in fonts designed by students in Greg Lindy’s Font Design course at A
The Presence of Absence
May 18–28, 2023
A step into the void. The opportunity of a twelve-week program at the ArtCenter Berlin studio enabled the Spring 2023 Study Away Program students to immerse themselves in the rich life and culture of the German capital. The Presence of Abse
Digital Witness: Algorithmic Spaces for Typography and Language
Nov 13, 2024–May 25, 2025
The commercialization and distribution of personal computers and software beginning in the 1970s laid the groundwork for the significant advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence the world is currently experiencing. Compu
IdentificarX: Celebrating ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x Alumni Community
Jun 15–Oct 13, 2024
Honoring ArtCenter’s Latina/e/o/x alumni community, IdentificarX explores the complex and distinct contributions of the school’s alumni to the field of art and design, and their significant cultural impact. Featuring over 100 artists and des
Quasi: Experimental Writing Systems
Nov 17, 2023–Apr 28, 2024
With a history spanning more than five millennia, the practice of writing serves as a testament to the enduring human impulse to record, preserve, and transmit information across time and space. Writing systems—sets of standardized symbols
Quasi~Library
Mar 7–Apr 14, 2024
A temporary reading space and a satellite exhibition of books and other printed material, Quasi~Library was presented in continuity with the exhibition . On display were rare books and special materials from the collection and the main an
Do You Have a Platypus?
Jul 13–Oct 15, 2023
Do You Have a Platypus? is an exhibition that features a selection of existing FAQ adopted from established institutions, typeset as found—with no grammatical corrections—in fonts designed by students in Greg Lindy’s Font Design course at A
The Presence of Absence
May 18–28, 2023
A step into the void. The opportunity of a twelve-week program at the ArtCenter Berlin studio enabled the Spring 2023 Study Away Program students to immerse themselves in the rich life and culture of the German capital. The Presence of Abse