Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
Table of Contents
A Guide to ArtPrize® Trademarks
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What are the ArtPrize® Trademarks?
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Which Trademarks Can You Use?
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Legal Terms
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ArtPrize Style Guide
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Using the ® Symbol
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Space Around the Logo
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ArtPrize Brand Colors
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ArtPrize Brand Typeface
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DOs and DON’Ts
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Writing About ArtPrize
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What ArtPrize Is
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What ArtPrize Is Not
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ArtPrize Seven Style Guide
ArtPrize Seven Poster
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ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods
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ArtPrize Seven Color Palettes
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ArtPrize Seven Typefaces
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ArtPrize Seven Visual Language
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Writing About ArtPrize Seven
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Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
A Guide to ArtPrize® Trademarks
ArtPrize belongs to everyone who takes part in it. But our trademarks belong to the ArtPrize organization alone. To protect our identity, we ask that everyone who wants to use our name and/or logo do two things: 1. 2.
Ask for our permission. (It’s legally required.) Follow the guidelines below.
Should you have any questions about using our name, logo, or other marks, feel free to contact us, and we’ll be happy to walk you through it. hello@artprize.org ArtPrize Seven participants can use their assigned participant icon as shown on pages 3 and 6 of these Brand Guidelines without seeking additional permissions.
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
What are the ArtPrize Trademarks?
Registered Trademarks THE TERM ARTPRIZE®
STYLIZED WORD MARK
The mark consists of standard characters without claim to any particular font, style, size or color. (USPTO Registration #: 3,759,223)
ARTPRIZE LOGO
“SWIGGLE” LOGO
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
Unregistered Trademarks ARTPRIZE SEVEN PARTICIPANT ICONS
For print and digital display applications, these icons should not be used smaller than the size shown (1” x 1”). For use as social media icon/profiles smaller display is acceptable as long as the source file is a minimum of 1” or 72px.
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Unregistered Trademarks ARTPRIZE SEVEN NEIGHBORHOOD ICONS
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Which Trademarks Can You Use?
Who is authorized to use this mark
Who is authorized to use this mark
ArtPrize速 organizations and individuals who have been granted specific written permission to use for promoting ArtPrize速
ArtPrize Seven artists ArtPrize Seven venues ArtPrize Seven sponsors ArtPrize Seven merchants ArtPrize Seven registration locations
Media:
Please contact pr@artprize.org for marks and permissions. You can also download the ArtPrize media kit at www.artprize.org/news/media-kit. Promoters/Tour Guides/Event Services:
Please contact tours@artprize.org for information on bus parking, group voter registration, discounts on maps/event guides and graphics for your promotional materials.
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Which Icons Can You Use? Who is authorized to use this mark
Only ArtPrize Seven Sponsors
Only ArtPrize Seven Venues
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists
Only ArtPrize Seven Volunteers
Only ArtPrize Seven Friends
Only ArtPrize ArtFans
Only ArtPrize ArtClub Members
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Which Neighborhood Icons Can You Use? Who is authorized to use these marks
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within HeartSide
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within Center City
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within HillSide
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within WestSide
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within Monroe North
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within The Gardens
Only ArtPrize Seven Artists, Venues, and Sponsors located within Rumsey Street
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Legal Terms
If you are an authorized user of our mark(s) and/or fall into one of these user types, you must comply with the specific usage and style requirements as shown in our Style Guide. If you are not an authorized user of our mark(s) and/or do not fall into one of these user types, you may not use our mark(s). Moreover, for artists, venues, sponsors, registration locations and merchants, your right to use the specified mark(s) ends January 1, 2016, unless you clearly list the year of your participation (e.g., you may continue to use “ArtPrize® Seven Sponsor,” but not the stylized “ArtPrize®” after the year 2015, unless you have a multi-year sponsorship agreement). Your right to use our marks is solely for promoting your participation in, your support of, and your involvement in the ArtPrize event. Therefore, you may not put any ArtPrize mark on products that you wish to sell or to charge an admission fee or to require a cover charge. You may place any permitted mark on your website or email signature only if the mark links to our website, www.artprize.org, and the logo is removed one month after your participation in the ArtPrize event ends. ArtPrize may unconditionally revoke the above rights, including your right to use any of its marks at any time. Grounds for this revocation include failing to comply with the rules here or in our Style Guide. If you are an authorized user of one of the ArtPrize mark(s) you must present them in accordance with the Style Guide. If you do not follow the usage rules, ArtPrize will instruct that you discontinue using its marks, even if you otherwise have permission to do so.
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Style Guide
Digital media for each of our logo image files are available upon request. Please contact hello@artprize.org.
Registered Trademarks TRADEMARK
HOW TO USE IT
The term ArtPrize®
The mark consists of standard characters without claim to any particular font, style, size or color. Correct use of the mark is a single word spelled with a capital “A” and capital “P.” • Correct: ArtPrize • Incorrect: Art Prize, Artprize The notice symbol ® must be used on the first use of “ArtPrize” in the text of each document or promotional material. Use of the term “ArtPrize” as a descriptor is strictly prohibited unless specific permissions are granted. • Correct: “I’m leading a tour of ArtPrize®” • Incorrect: “I’m leading an ArtPrize tour”
Please only use: AP_logo.eps AP_logo_reversed.eps
Please only use: AP_wordmark.eps AP_wordmark_reversed.eps
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Using the ® Symbol
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All artwork we provide for permitted use contains the ® symbol wherever it is needed, and this symbol should not be removed.
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The ® symbol must be used on the first use of “ArtPrize” in the text of each document or promotional material.
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When using our marks, please display the following in a discrete but readable manner in the credit section of any document, advertisement, or on the back page of a written or digital promotional material: “[Trademark/Registered Trademark] is a trademark of ArtPrize Grand Rapids in the United States.”
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Space Around the Logo
Open space must be placed around the ArtPrize logo to ensure optimum recognition. The required space is 1/2� in print and 36px in web or electronic media on all sides of the logo. Other than notice symbols, no other elements, text, graphics, abbreviations or designs may be used in this zone.
1/2" or 36px 1/2" or 36px
1/2" or 36px
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1/2" or 36px
You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Brand Colors
Accurate colors are critical for brand recognition and identity. There is only one official ArtPrize速 color (PMS 433) which is equal to the following uncoated, coated, CMYK, RGB and Hex values listed below. No other colors may be used with our marks.
Black PANTONE U 433 PANTONE C 433 C 0 M 0 Y 0 K 100 R0G0B0 HEX 0A0C11A
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Brand Typeface
Our font is “Gotham Book,” “Gotham Medium” or “Gotham Bold,” as shown below. Please use Gotham or Helvetica if you are designing promotional materials and not using one of your authorized marks. You may not use italics.
AaBbCcDdEeFfGg GOTHAM BOOK
AaBbCcDdEeFfGg GOTHAM MEDIUM
AaBbCcDdEeFfGg GOTHAM BOLD
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
DOs and DON’Ts
DO: Please follow these guidelines to use ArtPrize correctly. • • •
Always use our marks distinctively. Always use our marks consistently (i.e., don’t add a hyphen, space, abbreviation, etc.). Always reproduce the marks from a high-resolution digital file or artwork provided by ArtPrize officials
DON’T: Please avoid the following misuses. • • • • • • • • •
Never modify or alter our marks, including logos and any design elements, in any way. Never add to our marks. Never change the color of our marks. Never rotate our marks. Never add text to our marks. Never use a background that detracts from our marks. Never violate the white space around our marks. Never use our marks in a way that will harm our reputation, the reputation of our participants, or the reputation of our marks. Never use our marks past the period of permitted use.
Venue
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Writing About ArtPrize
ArtPrize® is the trademark of ArtPrize Grand Rapids, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The following are basic rules on the use of the term ArtPrize in print, and some in-depth ways to describe what ArtPrize is as an event and organization. 1.
ArtPrize is always one word.
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In headlines, ARTPRIZE is written in ALL CAPS
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In body copy ArtPrize, is one word with a capital A and a capital P
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ArtPrize: In short, within a sentence: ArtPrize, the radically open international art competition
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ArtPrize: Single sentence: ArtPrize is a radically open, independently organized international art competition, open to any artist and decided by public vote and expert jury.
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ArtPrize: Short descriptive paragraph: ArtPrize is a radically open, independently organized international art competition. ArtPrize accepts any individual over 18 as a competing artist and any space in the designated district as an ArtPrize venue. Registered artists and venues connect online at artprize.org and agree to present the artwork for public display. The public votes using free mobile apps, text messages and the web to distribute a $200,000 grand prize and $50,000 in category awards, while an additional $200,000 grand prize and $62,500 in category awards are decided by expert jury. ArtPrize Seven takes place September 23 – October 11.
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ArtPrize: Short colorful paragraph: ArtPrize is a radically open, independently organized international art competition. Occurring annually, the 19-day competition turns three square miles of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, into an open playing field for art and creative expression. At ArtPrize, everyone is invited to find a voice in the conversation about what art is, and why art matters. It’s unorthodox, highly disruptive, and undeniably intriguing to the art world and the public alike.
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Writing About ArtPrize (continued)
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ArtPrize: Long descriptive paragraph: ArtPrize is a radically open, independently organized international art competition and 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. ArtPrize engages both the art world and the public at large with a competition that accepts any individual over 18 as a competing artist and any space in the designated district as an ArtPrize venue. Registered artists and venues connect online at artprize.org and agree to present the artwork for public display. For 19 days in September and October, downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan is transformed into an international arts district. The public votes using free mobile apps, text messages and the web to distribute a $200,000 grand prize and $50,000 in category awards, while an additional $200,000 grand prize and $62,500 in category awards are decided by expert jury. ArtPrize Seven takes place September 23 – October 11.
Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
What ArtPrize is
ArtPrize is an international art competition, open to any artist and decided by public vote and expert jury, promoting critical dialogue and collaboration throughout the year. 1. ArtPrize is an international art competition. a. ArtPrize awards $500,000 decided by both public vote and expert jury. b. ArtPrize awards two of the world’s largest cash prizes for art, one decided solely by public vote, the other decided by expert jury. ($200,000 each) c. ArtPrize is the world’s largest art competition based on daily attendance, prize amounts, number of artists and venues. i. ArtPrize has the highest daily attendance (20,000) of any art event in the world as reported by The Art Newspaper. d. ArtPrize is a 19-day event. e. ArtPrize takes place annually in Grand Rapids, Michigan. f. ArtPrize begins on the third or fourth Wednesday in September and concludes on the first or second Sunday in October. 2. ArtPrize is radically open. a. The openness of ArtPrize is a radical departure from the centralized, or “top down” model of organization and curation traditionally used by the contemporary art world. ArtPrize is open to any artist over the age of 18 and any venue within the 3 sq. mile ArtPrize boundary. ArtPrize also awards $250,000 through an open public vote. 3. ArtPrize is independently organized. a. Artists and Venues self-register on artprize.org, then search and discover each other online. When a Venue and Artist “connect” a hosting agreement is signed, confirming that the Artist will show their work at that specific ArtPrize Venue.
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What ArtPrize is (continued)
4. ArtPrize is decided by public vote and expert jury. a. Public Vote: Using the ArtPrize mobile apps, text message and online at artprize.org, ArtPrize voters have cast more than 2 million votes for art since 2009. Voting takes place in two rounds. Round one is open voting, where the public can vote for any (or all) of their favorite entries in the competition. In round two, the public votes on the five most popular pieces in each of four categories, a total of 20 entries. b. Expert Jury: Each year, ArtPrize invites eight jurors to provide expert critique and award a total of $250,000 in prizes. i. Category Jurors: Five jurors, each with the help of a Grand Rapids-based assistant juror, will assess all the works entered in their respective category. The four artist entry categories are: 2-D, 3-D, Time Based and Installation. The jurors select a shortlist of five nominees, one of which will win the $12,500 category award. The fifth category juror will select a shortlist of five Venues, one of which will win the $12,500 Outstanding Venue award. ii. Grand Prize Jurors: A panel of three jurors will choose one of the 20 artist entries nominated to one of the four category juror’s shortlists. The selected artist will win the $200,000 juried grand prize.
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What ArtPrize is not
1. ArtPrize is not an art fair. a. Art fairs exist to sell artwork to its attendees. While many artists and venues do sell artwork at ArtPrize, the event’s primary mission is that of an international art competition. 2. ArtPrize is not an art festival (even though it is quite festive.) a. Generally, Art festivals are centrally organized events curated at some level to serve a specific audience. ArtPrize however, is independently organized (or decentralized) and exists to create opportunity for artists and venues to share, explore and experiment with their work in non-traditional spaces and without the oversight or direction of a centralized curatorial voice.
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ArtPrize Seven Poster
Signature Poster
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ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
HeartSide
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Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
Center City
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
HillSide
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Brand Guidelines ArtPrize Seven
You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
WestSide
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
Monroe North
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
The Gardens
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Neighborhoods Visual Language
Rumsey Street
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
ArtPrize Seven Color Palettes
The Signature Color Palette should be used for all general ArtPrize communications. Neighborhood colors are reserved for neighborhood specific applications. Signature Palette Red
Mint
Eggplant
PANTONE U 2035
PANTONE U 573
PANTONE U 7652
PANTONE C 2035
PANTONE C 573
PANTONE C 7652
CANNON C 0 M 90 Y 100 K 0
CANNON C 32 M 0 Y 24 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CET C 0 M 90 Y 90 K 0
CET C 32 M 0 Y 30 K 0
CET C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
R 226 G 32 B 32
R 190 G 229 B 217
R 93 G 39 B 81
HEX DC1E36
HEX A3D7CB
HEX 61264B
Neighborhood Palettes HEARTSIDE
CENTER CITY
Red
Mint
Eggplant
Green
Pink
Orange
PANTONE U 2035
PANTONE U 573
PANTONE U 7652
PANTONE U 2252
PANTONE U 2050
PANTONE U Warm Red
PANTONE C 2035
PANTONE C 573
PANTONE C 7652
PANTONE C 2251
PANTONE C 2050
PANTONE C Warm Red
CANNON C 0 M 90 Y 100 K 0
CANNON C 32 M 0 Y 24 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CANNON C 100 M 0 Y 90 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 10 Y 5 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 78 Y 85 K 0
CET C 0 M 90 Y 90 K 0
CET C 32 M 0 Y 30 K 0
CET C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CET C 100 M 0 Y 90 K 0
CET C 0 M 13 Y 8 K 0
CET C 0 M 78 Y 85 K 0
R 226 G 32 B 32
R 190 G 229 B 217
R 93 G 39 B 81
R 0 G 173 B 111
R 238 G 215 B 229
R 239 G 81 B 60
HEX DC1E36
HEX A3D7CB
HEX 61264B
HEX 00AD6F
HEX F7EAF2
HEX E64D3A
HILLSIDE
WESTSIDE
Eggplant
Gold
Mint
Blue
Red
Pink
PANTONE U 7652
PANTONE U 114
PANTONE U 573
PANTONE U Blue 072
PANTONE U 2035
PANTONE U 2050
PANTONE C 7652
PANTONE C 116
PANTONE C 573
PANTONE C 2370
PANTONE C 2035
PANTONE C 2050
CANNON C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 20 Y 95 K 0
CANNON C 32 M 0 Y 24 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 90 Y 0 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 90 Y 100 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 10 Y 5 K 0
CET C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CET C 0 M 30 Y 95 K 0
CET C 32 M 0 Y 30 K 0
CET C 83 M 80 Y 0 K 0
CET C 0 M 90 Y 90 K 0
CET C 0 M 13 Y 8 K 0
R 93 G 39 B 81
R 252 G 197 B 41
R 190 G 229 B 217
R 54 G 54 B 142
R 226 G 32 B 32
R 238 G 215 B 229
HEX 61264B
HEX F7C12C
HEX A3D7CB
HEX 36368E
HEX DC1E36
HEX F7EAF2
MONROE NORTH
THE GARDENS
Green
Pistachio
Blue
Fuchsia
Pistachio
Eggplant
PANTONE U 2252
PANTONE U 7485
PANTONE U Blue 072
PANTONE U Rhodamine Red
PANTONE U 7485
PANTONE U 7652
PANTONE C 2251
PANTONE C 7485
PANTONE C 2370
PANTONE C Rhodamine Red
PANTONE C 7485
PANTONE C 7652
CANNON C 100 M 0 Y 90 K 0
CANNON C 12 M 0 Y 30 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 90 Y 0 K 0
CANNON C 4 M 89 Y 1 K 0
CANNON C 12 M 0 Y 30 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
CET C 100 M 0 Y 90 K 0
CET C 12 M 0 Y 33 K 0
CET C 83 M 80 Y 0 K 0
CET C 4 M 89 Y 3 K 0
CET C 12 M 0 Y 33 K 0
CET C 80 M 100 Y 75 K 0
R 0 G 173 B 111
R 225 G 239 B 197
R 54 G 54 B 142
R 216 G 36 B 143
R 225 G 239 B 197
R 93 G 39 B 81
HEX 00AD6F
HEX D7E0BA
HEX 36368E
HEX D8248F
HEX D7E0BA
HEX 61264B
Orange
Gold
Blue
PANTONE U Warm Red
PANTONE U 114
PANTONE U Blue 072
PANTONE C Warm Red
PANTONE C 116
PANTONE C 2370
CANNON C 0 M 78 Y 85 K 0
CANNON C 0 M 20 Y 95 K 0
CANNON C 80 M 90 Y 0 K 0
CET C 0 M 78 Y 85 K 0
CET C 0 M 30 Y 95 K 0
CET C 83 M 80 Y 0 K 0
R 239 G 81 B 60
R 252 G 197 B 41
R 54 G 54 B 142
HEX E64D3A
HEX F7C12C
HEX 36368E
RUMSEY STREET
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ArtPrize Seven Typefaces
Code Pro is a font family inspired by the original Sans Serif fonts like Avant Garde or Futura, but with a modern twist. It is clean, elegant and straight-to-the-point. It is always used in sentence case, never in all caps. It is to be kerned tightly. In applications (ex: email body copy) when Code Pro is not available, Century Gothic is an acceptable alternative.
Primary Typeface
AaBbCcDdEeFf GgHhIiJjKkLlMm NnOoPpQqRrSsTt UuVvWwXxYyZz 1234567890
AaBbCcDdEeFf GgHhIiJjKkLlMm NnOoPpQqRrSsTt UuVvWwXxYyZz 1234567890
CODE PRO BOLD
CODE PRO
Secondary Typeface
AaBbCcDdEeFf GgHhIiJjKkLlMm NnOoPpQqRrSsTt UuVvWwXxYyZz 1234567890
AaBbCcDdEeFf GgHhIiJjKkLlMm NnOoPpQqRrSsTt UuVvWwXxYyZz 1234567890
GOTHAM BOOK
GOTHAM BOLD
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ArtPrize Seven Visual Language
The ArtPrize Seven poster and visual language is simple. The focus is on simplicity of form and application of color. The word mark and icon are elements that can be lifted directly from the poster. All other applications can utilize the practice of solid color blocking. DO: ACCEPTABLE USE OF THE ARTPRIZE SEVEN WORDMARK
ACCEPTABLE USE OF THE ARTPRIZE SEVEN ICON
ACCEPTABLE USES OF COLOR BLOCKING
Event Guide
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You must have specific written permission to use any of our registered or unregistered trademarks. To request permission, contact logos@artprize.org.
Writing About ArtPrize Seven
The seventh annual (2015) ArtPrize event is formally called “ArtPrize Seven.” You’ll notice the use of the arabic numeral “7” in design elements but rarely in copy. In copy, the arabic numeral “7” is only used in social media (#ArtPrize7) and similar instances where shorthand is acceptable.
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