Salpeter worked at various design firms including Ben Lorenz Associates and the Bureau of Advertising before working for IBM (1960–1971) designing product literature and exhibits. With Arthur Appel in 1971, he programmed an IBM 360 to produce the first known computer-generated origami.[1] At IBM, he was mentored by Paul Rand.
In 1972, Salpeter joined with Dick Lopez and founded Lopez Salpeter Design, producing a wide variety of graphic and exhibit design projects including the Human Variation Exhibition at The American Museum of Natural History[2] and the History of Golf exhibit, at the World Golf Hall of Fame.[3]
In 1979, he formed Salpeter Design now Salpeter Ventura working on design projects for clients such as IBM, Sony, American Express, and many financial companies such as Federated, Merril Lynch, Oppenheimer Funds, and Goldman Sachs.
Teaching
Salpeter taught Graphic Communication at Pratt Institute (1985–2005).
Awards
He has received numerous design awards from the American Institute of Graphic Arts,[4] the Art Directors Club of New York, Type Directors Club and Design International in Paris, among others.[5]
References
^. Archived from the original on 2010-08-22. Retrieved 2010-05-17.
^Salpeter, Bob (1975). "How Nonscientists Design a Highly Scientific Exhibit". Curator: The Museum Journal. 18 (2): 130–139. doi:10.1111/j.2151-6952.1975.tb00920.x.
^Interactive, (ia@pushhere.com), Push. "World Golf | World Golf Hall of Fame". Retrieved 2019-06-20.
salpeter, born, october, 1935, american, graphic, designer, born, 1935, october, 1935, bronx, york, united, statesoccupationgraphic, designer, contents, education, early, career, teaching, awards, referenceseducation, early, career, edit, studied, school, indu. Bob Salpeter born October 16 1935 is an American graphic designer Bob SalpeterBob SalpeterBorn 1935 10 16 October 16 1935 age 87 Bronx New York United StatesOccupationGraphic designer Contents 1 Education and early career 2 Teaching 3 Awards 4 ReferencesEducation and early career EditBob Salpeter studied at the School of Industrial Art 1949 1953 and the School of Visual Arts in New York 1956 1958 Salpeter worked at various design firms including Ben Lorenz Associates and the Bureau of Advertising before working for IBM 1960 1971 designing product literature and exhibits With Arthur Appel in 1971 he programmed an IBM 360 to produce the first known computer generated origami 1 At IBM he was mentored by Paul Rand In 1972 Salpeter joined with Dick Lopez and founded Lopez Salpeter Design producing a wide variety of graphic and exhibit design projects including the Human Variation Exhibition at The American Museum of Natural History 2 and the History of Golf exhibit at the World Golf Hall of Fame 3 In 1979 he formed Salpeter Design now Salpeter Ventura working on design projects for clients such as IBM Sony American Express and many financial companies such as Federated Merril Lynch Oppenheimer Funds and Goldman Sachs Teaching EditSalpeter taught Graphic Communication at Pratt Institute 1985 2005 Awards EditHe has received numerous design awards from the American Institute of Graphic Arts 4 the Art Directors Club of New York Type Directors Club and Design International in Paris among others 5 References Edit Bits of Smith SNOW Symmetric Nodal Origami World Archived from the original on 2010 08 22 Retrieved 2010 05 17 Salpeter Bob 1975 How Nonscientists Design a Highly Scientific Exhibit Curator The Museum Journal 18 2 130 139 doi 10 1111 j 2151 6952 1975 tb00920 x Interactive ia pushhere com Push World Golf World Golf Hall of Fame Retrieved 2019 06 20 AIGA Design Archives designarchives aiga org Retrieved 2019 06 20 Bob Salpeter www salpeterdesign com Retrieved 2019 06 20 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bob Salpeter amp oldid 1111289065, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
