The Society of Printers Presents Kelly Doe: Typography and Transforming The New York Times 1851-2024

Typography has been key to the identity of The New York Times from its earliest days, providing cohesion as well as opportunity as the company expanded. This talk will include the early evolution of the front page, the impact of the digital era, and the challenges of designing for new properties, products and platforms.

Kelly Doe is the Director of Brand Identity and Standards at The New York Times. Her team focuses on creating foundational identities and supporting typographic and visual systems in close collaboration with creative groups across news, opinion, product, marketing, events, advertising, communications, and commerce. Kelly also maintains a studio practice that has served national and international clients, including museums and news organizations, along with a wide range of publishers, artists, and non­profits.

Registration is required. Please visit the "Registration Required" box on this event website for more information. We plan to open doors fifteen (15) minutes in advance of the program.

This program is presented in partnership with the Society of Printers.

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