For Colors, part of Mu Chens Forever and Ever solo show at Shanghai Gallery of Art, the artist took a variety of Chinese soils (red, black, brown, and green) and packed them into molds, shaped like global-brand logos, from a swoosh to an apple, using a centuries-old construction technique.
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A Milton Glaser sketch for his classic I (heart) NY logo.
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Sure, there are a lot of birds in airline logos, but the crane holds particularly appropriate symbolism for the Japanese company, so it gets my vote.
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I don’t think the Coca Cola logo is a great logo, but it’s a great brand. Nike has become a classic through exposure.
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A few personal recommendations.
