Exhibition Magazine

Exhibition Magazine embraces a high-contrast editorial aesthetic: stark black and white punctuated by strong photographic imagery. Content is presented on clean, unadorned surfaces with minimal elevation, emphasizing typography and photography. Subtle linear borders provide structure without visual weight. The overall impression is one of confident, minimalist sophistication, focusing reader attention on the curated content. Prioritize Ink Black (#000000) for all primary text and headings against Canvas White (#ffffff) backgrounds for maximum contrast. Use DIN font exclusively for all headings and significant display text, with its characteristic tight letter-spacing. Structure content using Divider Gray (#e5e7eb) for subtle linear borders and dividers, rather than heavy backgrounds or shadows. Treat images as full-bleed within their content containers, adhering to the 0px border-radius for a stark, unconstrained look. Reserve the Swiper Accent (#007aff) for minimal interactive cues, avoiding its use for primary calls to action or decorative elements. Maintain generous section gaps of 60px to provide ample white space and visual breathing room between content blocks. Utilize forma-djr-display for small supporting text, always uppercase and highly tracked (0.0620em) to differentiate it. Avoid using drop shadows or complex gradients; the design relies on flat surfaces and high contrast. Do not introduce new saturated colors; the palette is intentionally monochromatic with a single, highly controlled accent. Do not apply rounded corners to cards or main content blocks; maintain sharp, crisp edges (0px radius). Avoid decorative background patterns or textures; surfaces should remain clean and uncluttered. Do not use Cochin for headlines or large display text; its role is specifically for body copy and descriptive links. Do not place buttons or interactive elements on Muted Surface (#a9a9a9) or Blush Card Back (#fff5fa) backgrounds without sufficient contrast for text and interaction states. Do not create dense, information-heavy blocks without substantial white space; content should be spaced out to maintain clarity.