April Greiman | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

April Greiman trained at Kansas City Art Institute (1966-70). She continued her post-graduate studies with Wolfgang Weingart and Armin Hoffman at the Kunstgewerberschule, Basel (1970-71). Greiman was an instructor at Philadelphia College of Art and was working in both Philadelphia and New York. In 1976, she moved to Los Angeles and established a studio, where she became the leading figure of emergent "NEW WAVE" design. Greiman was then appointed to Director of the California Institute of the Arts in 1982 where she had the opportunity to work with photographer Jayme Odgers to experiment with video and computers. Greiman's approach to design is to look at the page as a 3D space through juxtaposition of... more.

We have 45 objects that April Greiman has been involved with.

Calendar, Cover, four typographical calendar pictures for nineteen hundred and seventy two

April Greiman has collaborated with
Jayme Odgers and
Dan Friedman and
Reinhold Brown Gallery and
Walker Art Center and
Tom Ingall and
American Institute of Graphic Arts and
Pacific Design Center and
MIT Press and
California Institute of the Arts and
Pacific Coast Films
and one more.

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