ANJALI LEE
ART DIRECTION & DESIGN

IDENTITIES FOR
EXHIBITIONS & PROGRAMS
Identities that translate, enhance, and amplify curatorial and cultural stories.
Design direction for in-person gallery viewing and interaction (colors, layouts, logos, typography, signage, wayfinding) cohesively extend into marketing and educational materials, merchandise, and event planning.
LEFT: 30 AMERICANS, a traveling exhibition of works by important contemporary African American artists of the last thirty years.
More identities below.
FASHIONING ALOHA (2024). The story of Hawai'i's aloha wear presented across two major galleries.


PALETTE (2022). A one night food and art benefit.
SPRING TIDE (2024). Annual reception invite acknowledging museum volunteers.


HO'OULU HAWAI'I: The King Kalākaua Era (2019)
Kamaʻāina Christmas benefit invite (2024)

























