The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Design work for The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, collected from the studios behind it.

Design cases by studio

Exhibition Catalog Design for the Met’s Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents
Morcos Key created the exhibition catalog for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 'Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents' show. The design highlights Homer’s dramatic seascapes and scenes of American life, using the painting 'The Gulf Stream' as a central visual motif that evokes the movement of the ocean throughout the book.
Book, Museum, Ocean, Painting

Publication Design for Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion at the Met
Atelier Dyakova created a publication for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exhibition 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion'. The design draws inspiration from natural history archives, using stark layouts, scientific labeling, and lightbox-style imagery to reflect the exhibition’s themes of nature, fragility, and transformation in fashion. The result is a visually poetic book that bridges art, science, and couture.
Apparel, Book, Earth, Garment, Glass, Ink, Museum, Paper, Plastic, Silk, Water

Brand Transformation for the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wolff Olins reimagined the identity of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, simplifying its name to 'The Met' and creating a more inclusive, approachable brand. The new visual system connects the museum’s rich heritage with contemporary audiences, balancing gravitas and warmth across all touchpoints to invite the world to engage with art and culture.
Museum, Screen

Designers and creative leads credited on The Metropolitan Museum Of Art projects in press coverage.