Cooper Graphic Design

05/12/2025

Last week, we launched the first-ever online version of the Mural Arts Philadelphia seasonal catalog. Check it out and enjoy all of the wonderful work from Mural Arts Philadelphia!

The Mural Arts Program of Philadelphia's 2025 Spring Catalog

12/27/2024

Launched on Christmas Day! An online exhibition for the African American Museum in Philadelphia featuring the great Pearl Bailey. A physical on-site exhibition is scheduled for the Spring. In the meantime, enjoy reminiscing or learning more about this force of nature, The Ambassador of Love!

06/19/2024

Happy Juneteenth Freedom Day 2024 to all, but especially our client, African American Museum in Philadelphia! We're fortunate to work on projects like this building banner to celebrate the Museum, their vibrant stories and the importance of the arts in Philadelphia!

04/03/2024

Always grateful to work with the African American Museum in Philadelphia. We developed the identity for their newest exhibition, Imprint: Dox Thrash, Black Life, and American Culture. Be sure to visit the Museum and view the amazing printmaking work from a local treasure. Exhibition is on view until August 4.

03/10/2023

Proud to announce the launch of our latest site for the African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) and Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), Rising Sun: Artists in an Uncertain America. Please visit and get your tickets for this important collaboration in talent, strength and beauty.

https://risingsunphilly.org/

09/08/2022

Calling all fans of Mexican music! So proud of our latest site launch for the Arhoolie Foundation's online exhibition, Rumbo a California: Making Mexican Music in the Golden State. https://rumboacalifornia.org Check it out and let us know what you think!

06/22/2021

Visit our latest launch for the The African American Museum in Philadelphia, Anna Russell Jones: The Art of Design! The exhibition showcases the life and work of Anna Russell Jones, a pioneer African American woman designer from Philadelphia. The site went live in time to celebrate Juneteenth and we hope all enjoyed the new National holiday status!

04/30/2021

Busy week at the studio! Starting new projects with the African American Museum in Philadelphia, photo shoot for an upcoming online experience and the launch of a new catalog for UPenn Arthur Ross Gallery. https://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/16242.html

01/12/2021

Happy to announce today's site launch for Code Red PA (coderedpa.org), an initiative led by the City of Philadelphia's Department of Public Health and comprised of medical health professionals across a wide array of disciplines. Their mission is to bring light to the issue of gun violence as a public health crisis.

We were given the opportunity to work with their Executive Committee to develop a communication and site strategy, create a logo and design and develop their website.

Please visit the site, learn more about their work and get involved! We look forward to continuing our work with Code Red PA and all of their dedicated volunteers!

10/30/2020

Michele will be one of three speakers at the Get Out the Vote reception hosted by Drexel's Graphic Group today!

10/29/2020

Proud to announce we launched a site for the African American Museum in Philadelphia yesterday... Rendering Justice, a collaborative project created by the Museum, Mural Arts Philadelphia, Art for Justice Fund and the NEA celebrating the work of nine fine artists. All are formally incarcerated and their powerful work speaks to their experiences. They share their perspectives with us through their art and I hope people will view and listen. Please visit and learn about these brilliant artists and their amazing work. Watch their interviews, scroll through their galleries, attend the events and programs!

onlineexhibits.aampmuseum.org/rendering-justice

Rendering Justice at the African American Museum in Philadelphia and presented by Mural Arts Philadelphia and Art for Justice Fund

06/19/2020

We are honored and excited to announce the launch of a new site created for photographer, Jack T. Franklin. Franklin's work is a part of The African American Museum in Philadelphia's permanent collection.

This particular collection, Through His Eyes, showcases Philadelphia children and their involvement in protests during the 1960s Civil Rights Movement. It's a timely reminder that what was relevant then remains relevant today.

onlineexhibits.aampmuseum.org/through-his-eyes

The site will become a part of the Museum's virtual campus and announced during their Juneteenth festivities this weekend. https://www.facebook.com/events/596040077712342/

Youth Activism in Philadelphia's Civil Rights Era. Selections from the Jack T. Franklin Photograghy Collection at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.