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ALEXANDRA ZSIGMOND

ALEXANDRA ZSIGMOND

Alexandra is a New York-based creative director and curator working at
the intersection of fine art, illustration, and editorial design. She was an art director for The New York Times' Opinion section from 2010-17, and has commissioned original illustration from over 1000 artists worldwide.

Alexandra Zsigmond is a New York-based creative director and curator working at the intersection of fine art, illustration, and editorial design. She is currently an art director at The New Yorker, and has commissioned original illustration from over 1000 artists worldwide.

Sunday Review

Lead art direction and design for The New York Times's Sunday opinion section, from 2014-17.

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Fit to Print

An exhibition curated for the Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg, France.

Editorial Animation

A selection of GIF animations commissioned for the Times.

What Are You Afraid Of?

An editorial feature on fear, commissioned in the wake of the Trump election and featuring the perspective of nine artists.

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PING ZHU

"I fear that my body will no longer be my own."

ROMAN MURADOV

"The fear that the only thing connecting us is our failure to connect."

JUN CEN

"I fear the monster that dwells within each of us, no matter what we believe in."

DANIEL ZENDER

"My deepest fear is not being able to protect and provide for my child, if I ever have one."

JOOHEE YOON

"I wondered who each person I encountered had voted for..."

FRANZISKA BARCZYK

"Fear of hate speech."

CYNTHIA KITTLER

"I might become a passive stone that escapes in thinking instead of taking action."

SARAH MAZZETTI

"The scariest thing is having to face the other me."

TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA

"I fear the regression of rights and policies that protect us...."

PING ZHU

"I fear that my body will no longer be my own."