An exhibition at the Hudson River Museum exploring the rich visual history of the peacock in art across cultures and time periods. The design package included the full suite of exhibition graphics: wall panels and introductory materials, a large framing installation surrounding the main exhibition doorway using an intricate grid of artworks, a central-atrium banner, signage throughout the galleries, an MTA poster advertising campaign, folding invitation and envelope, exhibition catalog, and newspaper and digital advertising assets. Additional themed signage was developed for museum programs and community events held during the exhibition’s run.

Hudson River Museum’s Director of Publications, Linda Locke, was closely involved in the design phase, offering insights and ideas that provided invaluable support and helped elevate the project.

All design, layout, and typography for this project by Alex Stevovich.