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Last year Team designed bespoke elves as holiday gifts for Thom Browne’s VIP clients. The elves capture Thom Browne’s signature blend of sophistication and playfulness while showcasing the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and style.

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Creative Bloq spoke to Team co-founder Amy Globus about how her visual arts background, inspirations, and day-to-day life at Team.

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The New York Times featured Kinjo in its “Off the Menu” column, spotlighting the restaurant’s Dumbo roots and Japanese dishes.

Renew Home, North America’s largest residential virtual power plant, is partnering with NRG Energy Inc. and Google to distribute AI-enabled thermostats to help create a cleaner electrical grid.

The New York Post featured Kinjo’s debut, highlighting the restaurant’s expansive menu and custom sake.

The 2024 CFDA Awards, also known as the Oscars of American fashion, celebrates a new generation of designers. We worked closely with CFDA to develop the motion graphics, environmental design, and print materials for the 2024 Fashion Awards.

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Transforming from a beloved art fair to an all-around arts organization, Independent is expanding — and Team developed a new brand identity to match.

The Drum Awards is a global awards program which recognizes the best companies and people from across the marketing and communications industry.

Team was shortlisted for this year’s awards in the Social Purpose category for our Made Possible campaign with Children’s Hospital Association.

The Dezeen Awards is the architecture, interiors and design awards program organized by Dezeen, the world’s most popular design magazine.

Team was longlisted for this year’s Dezeen Awards in the graphic design category for our work with Independent.

For its third edition, Team developed updated signage and brand collateral for Independent 20th Century that would reflect the organization’s evolution along with its role in the New York art scene.

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Team Co-founder Amy Globus spoke to Print Magazine for “What Matters,” a project that seeks to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers.

This September, Independent will host the third edition of its 20th Century fair. Touting the fair as an “invaluable opportunity to explore, discover, and reassess art and movements from between 1900 and 2000,” Artnet covers Surrealism as a focus for this year’s fair.

Independent 20th Century will be held at Casa Cipriani New York from September 5–8.

Head of Strategy, Sam Lee spoke to Creative Boom about the strategic approach to Team’s “Made Possible” campaign for Children’s Hospital Association.

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In 2022, Team worked with The Bronx Museum on a complete rebrand grounded in the community it serves. Today, The Bronx Museum is undergoing its $33 million renovation that will create a world-class arts facility that will further elevate and expand access to its arts programming.

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Associate Design Director, Stephanie Zabala spoke to Creative Boom about Independent’s new visual identity and its inspiration in historic NYC signage.

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Senior Designer Hua Chen spoke to Communication Arts about developing a visual identity for Independent that would reflect the organization’s evolution and expansion along with its New York roots.

After 15 years, Independent has grown into a leading arts organization working to create a level playing field in an increasingly unequal art ecosystem. Brand New reviews its new identity and logo, designed by Team.

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Team co-founders, John Clark and Amy Globus share their top picks of Super Bowl ads in Ad Age.

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Our work with Lumanity is featured in the sixth edition of “Designing Brand Identity,” Alina Wheeler and Rob Meyerson’s comprehensive guide to the world of brands and branding. The case study features details on our design process and naming highlights from Operative Words.

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Head of Strategy, Sam Lee, speaks to Creativepool in their #BehindTheBrand series to reveal the biggest challenges and inspiration behind Team’s rebrand of Empower.

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Team Co-Founder and Creative Director, Amy Globus is featured in two exhibitions now on view. ‘If the Sky Were Orange’ at Blanton Museum explores the history and contemporary urgency of climate-related issues, available now through Feb 11.

‘My Kid Could Do That’ is a free one-day exhibition on Nov 2 that showcases childhood artworks from influential contemporary artists, including Daniel Arsham, KAWS, and more. The event will raise funds for the non-profit arts organization, ProjectArt.

The RGD Branding Awards is an international design competition that celebrates the best in branding and identity design.

Team won two awards in this year’s RGD Branding Awards in Branding Identity – Rebrand & Refresh for our work with Pfizer and The Bronx Museum.

CULTURED Magazine spoke to Team co-founders, Amy Globus and John Clark, about how their unique dynamic has helped Team build a reputation for finding thoughtful answers to complicated problems.

Baltimore-born, New York-based artist and writer Ajay Kurian speaks to CULTURED Magazine on the launch of New Crits, an online platform that provides one-on-one studio visits with some of the world’s most visionary artists.

We’re honored to support New Crits’ mission in the design and development of a visual identity and website that captured their revolutionary mission: democratizing access to arts education.

Blue Note Jazz Club teamed up with Wandering Barman, a creative craft cocktail brand and tasting room based in Brooklyn, New York, for a new signature drink: The Blue Note. The packaging, designed by Team, reflects both brands in the collaboration, and the collage aesthetic leans into the artistry deep within the heart of the partnership. The outcome is a bottle that highlights the distinguishable Wandering Barman experience, fueled by the positive vibrancy of jazz music.

With the unveiling of the Blue Note’s collaboration with Wandering Barman, The Creative Factor spoke to Stephanie Zabala, Team Associate Design Director, on the hands-on process behind the jazz club’s new signature cocktail label.

“By using our hands, we figured out what images work well together and what creates both the right visual composition and emotional response.”

The legendary Blue Note Jazz Club has partnered with Wandering Barman, a Brooklyn-based handcrafted cocktail specialist, on a new, bottled version of its signature drink: The Blue Note. Team designed the packaging and three custom labels for Blue Note’s signature cocktail, available now at the Blue Note Jazz Festival and all Blue Note jazz clubs.

Indigo Design Awards honors our recent work with The Bronx Museum of the Arts with Gold in “Branding” and the Grand Prize for “Graphic Design of the Year.” We collaborated with The Bronx Museum to bring their mission to the fore with a new brand identity centered on the very community it serves.

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Our visual identity work for The Bronx Museum has been shortlisted in this year’s ADC Awards in two categories, Branding Systems + Identities and Rebranding. We’re also honored to be amongst the finalists for The One Show Awards for Brand Identity – Rebrand.

Congratulations to all the finalists.

The Bronx Museum’s rebrand is featured in The Edit by The Brand Identity for its bold and inclusive identity system.

Creative Boom interviews female founders from creative agencies across US and UK, including Team co-founder Amy Globus, to share their advice for success in the creative industry.

GroupM will receive first-to-market access to Scope3’s planning platform to upgrade its carbon calculator for measuring the carbon footprint of client campaigns. The new partnership aims to reduce carbon emissions per media impression by 50% by 2030.

New York City’s The Bronx Museum has a bold new visual identity and brand strategy centered on an unlikely hero element: “the.” Creative Boom reviews our latest rebranding of the contemporary art museum.

Our Associate Design Director, Stephanie Zabala, talks to Creative Boom and reveals her 2023 plans for refining her craft and finding new inspiration.

Founded in 2016, Philadelphia Contemporary is a contemporary arts organization whose mission is to connect the people and places of Philadelphia through art and partnership. Philadelphia Contemporary shares its unprecedented plan to create a two-story floating gallery on the Delaware River, with potential to travel through the Jersey coast to New York.

Read our case study on their recent rebranding.

Congratulation to our friends at RHMF for 25 years dedicated to supporting life, art, and community.

After half a century of serving its borough, The Bronx Museum welcomes a new identity designed by Team. Brand New details our rebranding work in their latest review.

“With the renovation of our entrance and new identity, we hope to further our mission to not only champion artists who are not typically represented within museums, but also amplify our ability to educate, engage and provide a critical gathering space for our communities.” — Klaudio Rodriguez, Executive Director of The Bronx Museum

Wandering Barman opens the first cocktail brew pub in Brooklyn. Team worked with the bottled cocktail brand to create a surreal visual identity that embraced their commitment to quality craftsmanship.

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Amy Globus and John Clark, Team co-founders and creative directors, join Creative Pool’s Getting to Know series to share their learnings and their best advice for aspiring creative professionals.

Team’s rebrand of Pfizer has been celebrated as an honoree in the Best Branding of 2021 category in the 10th anniversary of the Innovation by Design Awards.

“Promise, Witness, Remembrance” is here. The exhibition honors the life of Breonna Taylor and is running now until June 6th. Our team spoke to PRINT Magazine to share our “less is more” approach to creating a visual identity to complement the exhibition’s historical framework to anti-Black violence.

See how the exhibition came to life.

Pfizer’s rebranding took place during one of the most important moments in the company’s history. It was also one of the most chaotic. Team Creative Director, John Clark, speaks to Transform to reveal how we overcame some challenging hurdles.

Team’s Pfizer rebrand is a featured design project for this year’s AIGA Design + Business Conference. Join us on May 14th for the full presentation.

Can a brand drive change and power progress? Our co-founder, Amy Globus, says absolutely. In the Dieline, she breaks down our recent work with ​​Roxane Mollicchi of Wandering Barman in creating a truly empowering visual identity.

The Speed Art Museum’s upcoming exhibit, “Promise, Witness, Remembrance,” reflects on the life of Breonna Taylor, her killing in 2020, and the year of protests that followed. Curator, Allison Glenn, shares “Through this act of creating community, of calling people in, you in fact center them.”

“Promise, Witness, Remembrance” opens April 7th.

“As we learned more about the transformation underway at the company, our conversations with Pfizer scientists led us to a powerful unifying symbol, the DNA helix.”

GDUSA covers Team’s rebranding of Pfizer and shares our strategy behind the unlocked logo design.

In their latest feature, Design Week dives into the details of Team’s Pfizer rebrand work and reveals how we unlocked Pfizer’s iconic pill form to reveal their core commitments.

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Pfizer’s logo had been left unchanged for 70 years. Their new brand identity aims to embody the pharma giant’s shift from scientific fast follower to innovative science leader.

After more than 170 years, Pfizer has arrived at a new era. At the height of the pandemic, Pfizer asked Team to create a new logo and visual identity to mark their evolution into a science and innovation powerhouse with a new narrative and purpose: breakthroughs that change patients’ lives.

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“With Pfizer’s increased commitment to breakthrough science, now is the time to update our identity to reflect that reality.” — Albert Bourla, Pfizer Chief Executive Officer

“Art can’t solve the world’s problems, but art can hold it.” – Deana Haggag, Artist Relief Organizer

62% of artists and creatives are out of work due to COVID-19. 95% have experienced income loss. If we are to heal as a nation, artists must survive. Artist Relief is doing its part to ensure that creativity can continue to prosper. From its start in April, Artist Relief has now raised nearly $20 million to award as emergency relief grants throughout the year.

Team worked with The Bronx Museum to design its inaugural art and music fundraiser, supporting its mission to make art accessible through its free admission policy.