Peter Megert Exhibit | Celebration Reception

Peter Megert
October 19, 2024
3:00PM - 5:00PM
Sullivant Hall 220 | 1813 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43210

Date Range
2024-10-19 15:00:00 2024-10-19 17:00:00 Peter Megert Exhibit | Celebration Reception We invite you to join us as we celebrate the opening of our new Peter Megert exhibit in the Hopkins Hall Gallery with a reception to follow in Sullivant Hall hosted by the Department of Design!Peter Megert was an internationally renowned expert in Swiss graphic design and a valuable member of the Ohio State Design faculty for 15 years. We are honored to host the first ever retrospective exhibit covering all of his significant contributions as a design educator and a practicing visual communication designer.Schedule:Exhibit open 1–5 p.m. | Hopkins Hall GalleryReception event 3–5 p.m. — Speakers include Brian Stone, moderator, Axel Roesler, Shelly Evenson, Janet Muhleman, David Vanden-Eynden and Chris Calori | Sullivant Hall 220Reception location:Sullivant HallRoom 2201813 N. High StreetColumbus, OH 43210The event will bring together alumni, faculty, students, staff, friends and fans of his work to campus for a celebration of his legacy.Please use the button below to register to attend the reception. You may also register for the event by calling 614-292-2281.Register now for the receptionPosters available for purchaseWe will have the two commemorative posters (below) on sale for all attendees. Licht und Bewegung (Light and Movement) -1965 (left)This poster announces an exhibition of international photographers experimenting with light and movement at the Kunsthalle Museum in Bern, Switzerland. It won many awards, including being selected by the Swiss Ministry of Culture as one of the best posters that year. Those who may not know Peter Megert, will certainly be familiar with this poster. Peter Megert Exhibit Commemorative – 2024 (right)This poster uses the graphic elements of the orange capital M, a symbol fusion of the Swiss cross and Peter Megert's own visual syntax symbol (his practice). The portrait of Peter is by the photographer Roman Sapecki.  Sullivant Hall 220 | 1813 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43210 America/New_York public

We invite you to join us as we celebrate the opening of our new Peter Megert exhibit in the Hopkins Hall Gallery with a reception to follow in Sullivant Hall hosted by the Department of Design!

Peter Megert was an internationally renowned expert in Swiss graphic design and a valuable member of the Ohio State Design faculty for 15 years. We are honored to host the first ever retrospective exhibit covering all of his significant contributions as a design educator and a practicing visual communication designer.


Schedule:

Exhibit open 1–5 p.m. | Hopkins Hall Gallery
Reception event 3–5 p.m. — Speakers include Brian Stone, moderator, Axel Roesler, Shelly Evenson, Janet Muhleman, David Vanden-Eynden and Chris Calori | Sullivant Hall 220

Reception location:
Sullivant Hall
Room 220
1813 N. High Street
Columbus, OH 43210


The event will bring together alumni, faculty, students, staff, friends and fans of his work to campus for a celebration of his legacy.

Please use the button below to register to attend the reception. You may also register for the event by calling 614-292-2281.

Register now for the reception


Posters available for purchase

We will have the two commemorative posters (below) on sale for all attendees.

Peter Megert event poster for sale

Licht und Bewegung (Light and Movement) -1965 (left)

This poster announces an exhibition of international photographers experimenting with light and movement at the Kunsthalle Museum in Bern, Switzerland. It won many awards, including being selected by the Swiss Ministry of Culture as one of the best posters that year. Those who may not know Peter Megert, will certainly be familiar with this poster. 

Peter Megert Exhibit Commemorative – 2024 (right)

This poster uses the graphic elements of the orange capital M, a symbol fusion of the Swiss cross and Peter Megert's own visual syntax symbol (his practice). The portrait of Peter is by the photographer Roman Sapecki. 

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