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Ken Briggs

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Ken Briggs

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Typography Tuesday

Ken Briggs

Posters and programmes for the National Theatre, London

Ken Briggs (1931–2013) became well known for the posters and programmes he created for the National Theatre, London, in the 1960s. His strongly coloured designs draw on elements of Swiss typography and the intelligent use of overprinting inks. The work became a key feature of the National Theatre’s visual identity.

These items will remain on display until the end of the month.

For any enquiries relating to the collections at Typography and Graphic Communication or if you would like to arrange a visit please contact Laura Weill ([email protected]), Collections Administration Assistant.

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Kenneth Briggs'  penetrating study  is a welcome addition to our understanding of how religion functions in everyday life. Deeply humane and beautifully written, "The Invisible Bestseller" introduces readers to the ways in which Americans do and don't understand the Bible and demonstrates why it remains foundational even when its teachings are hidden in plain sight.

Diane Winston on The Invisible Bestseller: Searching for the Bible in America by Kenneth A. Briggs

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Gay Marriage Divides Presbyterian Church, Other Denominations

Gay Marriage Divides Presbyterian Church, Other Denominations

First Presbyterian Church in Bethlehem intends to break away from Presbyterian Church (USA) over same-sex marriage and ordination of gay ministers. (HARRY FISHER / THE MORNING CALL) The gay rights movement has all the markings of a pivotal point for the Presbyterian Church, prompting celebrations in some congregations and vows for departure in others. (more…)

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Ken Briggs

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