Six Cinquième partnered with ArtWorks, now renamed 1001 Colors, to redefine its identity and scale its impact from a regional arts organization to a national cultural leader. Through deep stakeholder collaboration and the In Perspectives framework, the team developed a new name, brand strategy, and visual system rooted in the organization’s history and community spirit.
PRINT Magazine features Montreal-based studio Six Cinquième’s rebrand of Cincinnati arts nonprofit Artworks, now renamed 1001 Colors. The project involved a complete strategic overhaul, including a new name, visual identity, and brand positioning rooted in community engagement and human-centered design. The refreshed identity balances playfulness and sophistication through a hand-drawn scribble motif, muted tones, and the Owners Bold typeface.