AGO Re-branding: Exciting New Art-Based Lanyards on the way

Note: look for the orange badge – that’s a sneak peek of the volunteer lanyard/badge combo – we’re still waiting on delivery. Hang tight!

In the coming weeks, all employees, volunteers, interns, contractors, and trustees will receive new two-sided I.D. badges with updated colour-coded graphics and new art-based lanyards featuring works from the AGO Collection.

As a sneak-peek, we’re happy to share the artworks that appear on your lanyards:

  • Employees will now wear red badges and lanyards featuring Guido Molinari’s Mutation Serielle Verte-Rouge (1966).
  • Volunteers will now wear orange badges and lanyard featuring Bertram Charles Binning’s Navigational Signals: First Version (1950) (Gift of Michael and Sonja Koerner).
  • Interns will now wear light blue badges and lanyards featuring Nicholas Krushenick’s The Man in the Moon by Haydn (20th century).
  • Contractors will now wear dark blue badges and lanyards featuring Mary Evelyn Wrinch’s Wychwood Blue Jay (c. 1930s).
  • Trustees will now wear white badges and lanyards featuring Nicholas Krushenick’s Dokumenta Print (1968)

Note: Volunteers, we’re not holding anything back! When the new lanyards/badge stickers arrive, we’ll be distributing through your departmental coordinators. Hang tight!