Aug 06

5 Ads That Show Why Barton F. Graf Was One of the Decade’s Smartest, Funniest Agencies

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When Gerry Graf founded the agency named for his father, Barton F. Graf, in 2010, “weird” seemed to be on the way out when it came to advertising. The free-wheeling early days of digital–and correspondingly bizarre Super Bowl ads–that defined the 2000s were giving way to more buttoned-up, ROI-centric marketing. Even creative-innovation juggernaut Crispin Porter…

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