Paris pictograms from the International Olympic Committee and historical pictograms from the Olympic Studies Centre. Text by Kelsey Ables. Story editing by Kendra Nichols. Photo editing by Jintak Han.

Icons are redesigned each Olympics, and Osterwalder noted that the Paris pictograms share similarities with Mexico City 1968’s icons, which focused exclusively on equipment and body parts.This ...

The pictograms we see being used at the Paris Games are a stark departure from the previous ones. The 62 pictograms of the Olympic and Paralympic Games are intricate, complex, ...

Pictograms have traditionally served as visual aids for the respective sports at the Summer Olympic Games, but the Paris 2024 organizers have attempted to reinvent them at this edition.

The 2024 Games is the first Olympics that Paris has hosted in 100 years. ... Since Tokyo first introduced the idea at the 1964 Olympics, pictograms have depicted each sporting event.

PARIS — For the past five years, Camille Yvinec, the Paris Olympics brand identity director, and Joachim Roncin, who runs the Games’ design, have worked to pick the colors that everyone sees ...

Olympic officials have already been busy handing out medals during the Paris Summer Games. The design of the medals, which vary in value based on their metals, comes from LVMH's brand Chaumet.

On Sept. 14, 2017, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) met for a session in Lima, Peru, where it announced that Paris and Los Angeles had been awarded the 2024 Summer Games and the 2028 ...

Women were not allowed to compete at the Olympic Games until the 1900 Paris Olympics. Now, 124 years later, female athletes will make history in the same city at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

It was not just that records went in Paris, but how. Thirteen men ran quicker than Kenenisa Bekele’s 10,000m Olympic record from 2008 (27:01), with Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei winning in 26:43.