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MIT Spectrum connects friends and supporters of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to MIT’s vision, impact, and exceptional community. MIT Spectrum connects friends and supporters of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to MIT’s vision, impact, and exceptional community. The legacy of two graphic designers who made Cambridge their creative home All Casey images from the Architecture and Design collections of the MIT Museum. All Cooper images from the Muriel Cooper Papers, Archives and Special Collections Department, Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Graphic designers Muriel Cooper and Jacqueline Casey made MIT their creative home and strengthened its visual identity, while elevating design within the Institute’s intellectual life. Art school classmates before becoming MIT colleagues in the 1950s, they had much in common: they defied the era’s professional gender norms; they influenced countless young designers; and, when both died in the 1990s in their sixti

Winter 2017 / Designing the Future Cooper and Casey at MIT The legacy of two graphic designers who made Cambridge their creative home Share All Casey images from the Architecture and Design collections of the MIT Museum. All Cooper images from the Muriel Cooper Papers, Archives and Special Collections Department, Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Graphic designers Muriel Cooper and Jacqueline Casey made MIT their creative home and strengthened its visual identity, while elevating design within the Institute’s intellectual life. Art school classmates before becoming MIT colleagues in the

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