Barbara Glauber
Barbara Glauber is the principal of Heavy Meta, a graphic design studio that focuses on the design of publications, exhibition and information graphics, identities and other projects for clients in the arts and entertainment industries. She curated the 1993 exhibition "Lift and Separate: Graphic Design and the Quote Unquote Vernacular" at Cooper Union, New York, and edited the accompanying publication. She served as the chair for the 18th annual American Center for Design "100 Show" and from 1999-2001 was on the board of AIGA New York. She teaches at Yale University.
Glauber helped design and was the art director of the original "roasting spit" version of tmbg.com with The Chopping Block. She designed the album covers for the beautiful Factory Showroom—using fonts designed by Jonathan Hoefler—as well as John Linnell's State Songs, and the compilation albums Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might Be Giants and A User's Guide To They Might Be Giants. Glauber was additionally responsible for the Hello CD Of The Month Club artwork as well as the original postal fan club newsletters (before they were replaced by the internet).
External links[edit]
- Heavy Meta Official website
