There are more design events hap­pen­ing in New York than I could pos­si­bly attend, but one that I really hope to see in the next cou­ple of weeks is an exhi­bi­tion of April Grieman’s work at the School of Visual Arts. “April Greiman: Does It Make Sense?” is a ret­ro­spec­tive of the exper­i­men­tal designer’s work, held in con­junc­tion with her receipt of SVA’s Masters Series Award. The exhi­bi­tion fea­tures a broad range of her work, from instal­la­tions and exper­i­men­tal videos to posters and iden­tity systems.

The Masters Series, an annual award exhi­bi­tion to cel­e­brate out­stand­ing visual com­mu­ni­ca­tors, was insti­tuted by SVA founder Silas H. Rhodes in 1988. Greiman joins the ranks of many esteemed design­ers to receive the award before her, includ­ing Paula Scher, Paul Rand and Massimo Vignelli, to name a few.

The exhi­bi­tion is being held at the Visual Arts Museum: 209 East 23 Street (between 2^nd and 3^rd) through December 13^th. For more infor­ma­tion call 212.592.2145 or check out the exhibit web­site right here.