Logos de América Exhibition
Logos de América is a curated exhibition developed and designed by Bureau 105, showcasing over 100 logos from Latin America.
The project brought together country-led initiatives such as Logos de Argentina, México, El Salvador, Panamá, and Paraguay, each contributing a selection of 20 graphic marks from their local design landscape.
Bureau 105 led the curatorial direction, exhibition design, and full visual identity—crafting a typographic system, spatial layout, and communication strategy that reflected the diversity and cultural weight of each region.
The exhibition took place in Malta, inviting the public to explore the richness of Latin American visual identity through a graphic lens rarely seen on the island.
Testimonial: "I was intrigued to attend this graphic design exhibition of South American companies as it was an incredible opportunity to explore the creative expression and unique perspectives of the region’s graphic design industry. It was inspiring to witness the power of design to communicate and connect people from different parts of the world and a testament to the creativity and innovation of the region’s designers and artists." — Chris Vassallo Cesareo. Deputy President of The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Managing Director of Domestica Ltd
"I learned many things that I did not expect to learn from this exhibition." — Victoria Chan. Architect, Founder of Sip and Paint Malta
"It was an amazing initiative. The kids have not stopped talking about logos and they are looking for them everywhere." — Rebecca DeGiorgio. Perit at DeMicoli & Associates
"The session really boosted my son's confidence! You should organise more of them." — Josanne Cini
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Visual Identity: Luis Muñoz Jean Baptiste
Exhibition Design: Jeanette Muñoz Abela & Luis Muñoz Jean Baptiste
Photography / Video: Blur Studios
Speakers: Luis Muñoz, Joseph Scerri & Gilberto Malagón DÃaz
Workshop: Luis Muñoz & Jeanette Muñoz
Participating countries: Logos de Argentina, Logos de México, Logos de El Salvador, Logos de Panamá & Logos de Paraguay.





















