“Remains of the Day” cover
<em>The New York Times Magazine</em>, New York, New York, 2001
Description
For the cover of the September 23, 2001 issue of The New York Times Magazine we wanted to present a sense of moving forward. Julian LaVerdiere and Paul Myoda—artists who had spent the previous year as artists-in-residence in the Twin Towers—conceived of the two beams of light, which would emanate from the site. We imposed these towers of light upon a photograph of the skyline. The idea had such force in the New York community that it eventually became an actual (temporary) memorial.
Juror Notes
“This cover played against the dailies. It was the only one that was vaguely hopeful.”
“In some ways, it’s a more powerful image than Time’s. It captures graphically the mood of the country, as far as a photo and an idea.”
Collections:
AIGA 365: 23 (2002)
Repository:
Denver Art Museum
Discipline:
Editorial design
Format:
Illustration
Credits
- Design firm
- <em>The New York Times Magazine</em>
- Art director
- Janet Froelich
- Designers
- Joele Cuyler, Janet Froelich
- Artists
- Julian LaVerdiere, Paul Myoda
- Photographer
- Fred R. Conrad
- Picture editor
- Kathy Ryan
- Editor
- Adam Moss
- Typefaces
- Helvetica Light, Stymie
- Client
- <em>The New York Times Magazine</em>
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