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Editorial Design for CA2M Contemporary Art Guide by Mucho - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Mucho

Client: CA2M

Work: Editorial

Industry: Arts & Culture

Editorial Design for CA2M Contemporary Art Guide

Mucho designed a publication for Madrid’s CA2M art center that serves as a comprehensive guide to contemporary art. The book balances visual richness and readability, using a recurring vertical rectangle motif to connect text and imagery across thematic sections.

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Date: Sun, Oct 6

Tags: Book, Coated Paper, Museum, Paper

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