Our new suite of postcards combines old-world Parisian charm with modern flourishes from illustrator and lettering artist Laura Serra. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at this delightful collaboration.

The Archive’s type design certificate program celebrates its tenth year! Over 260 examples of student work will be on display in our main gallery from September 26 to November 15, 2026.

Our next pop-up exhibition is on view in the Reading Room gallery from September 26 to November 8, 2026. Jon Sueda speaks to Martin Venezky about the body of work that inspired it.

From the golden age of letterpress to the birth of digital type, our new series of gift-wrap and craft-paper books transform beloved objects from our collection for use in wrapping, crafting, framing, and decor.

Known for their decades-long partnership with the Wrigley Company, this creative couple helped introduce modernist design to everyday life in midcentury America.

What connects a 1930s type specimen to a student’s assignment from the 1950s? A century-old oral hygiene brand from Germany!

Drawing from her experience working with the collection, and conversations with its principle designers, Digitization Specialist Eve Scarborough reflects on the materiality of type design.

Introducing a new community-driven funding initiative devoted to expanding access to our Type West program.