Dear, Sincerely, all Newsprint Show Poster/MailerBroadsheet Format, 2016 Judson University’s Graphic Design BFA thesis exhibitions materials. The mailer opens to reveal more information about the two shows. The opened mailer doubles as the show poster. The title of the show hints at the personal themes of the individual projects. At the exhibition, a banner with the […]
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Art & Design in Nature Creative Retreat Booklet BookletJudson University, School of Art & Design Creative Retreat, 2015 Accompanying a wondrous weekend away, this booklet guided students from Judson University. Imagery was created using images of nature—water, clouds, honeycomb—revealed through images of found shadows. The booklets contained essential information for the students, including a map […]
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On Christ and Architecture Judson University in Elgin, Illinois, has an annual symposium to discuss how their Christian faith and their vocation in architecture intersect in the person and example of Christ. All materials for the event include shapes and colors that were modeled after the very unique architectural features of the host building. The program […]
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TransActions Publication TransActions is a socially engaged arts newspaper and dialogue. Artists and Educators Jim Duignan (Chicago) and Fiona Whelan (NCAD Dublin) present a series of perspectives on ethics, the city, aesthetics, labor, education and art through the questions around socially engaged arts between their communities within Chicago and Dublin. Through the form of generated […]
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A Plea for Playgrounds Booklet designed and printed to accompany the exhibition of playground equipment sculptures created by artist Jim Duignan. The booklet is a modern day reproduction and redesign of the 1905 Plea published by the City of Chicago. The text written by Jennifer Gray highlights the importance of playgrounds in an urban setting […]
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Unfinished Business: 21st Century Home Economics Hull-House Museum Social Justice Exhibit, 2012 The exhibit tells an untold story of the first generation of home economists who were equal rights advocates, chemists and public health advocates, labor reformers and innovators who sought to redefine domesticity. Filled with participatory experiences and hands-on activities, the exhibit describes the home economists’ visionary […]
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