Which major literary institution's 2016 rebrand by Pentagram design firm replaced its traditional serif logotype with a bold geometric design, sparking debate about modernization versus heritage in the arts?

In the arts and literature world, brand identity often serves as the critical bridge between creative works and their audiences. Major publishing houses, art galleries, and literary institutions have undergone significant rebranding efforts to stay relevant in the digital age. This poll tests your knowledge of one of the most talked-about brand identity transformations in the literary world that sparked both controversy and praise.

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The Guggenheim Museum
The Poetry Foundation
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
The Masterpiece brand of PBS (Public Broadcasting Service)