All participants will be placed in a waiting room until the event begins and will be muted upon admittance to the virtual space, with questions limited to School of Art MFA students. Attendance is limited to 1,000 participants, so should any event approach that limit, access will be available on a “first come first served” basis. Invited guests represent a multitude of diverse practices and perspectives on the current state of the discipline.Īll conversations are open to the public unless otherwise noted, and will take place virtually using Zoom.
GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO YOUTUBE SERIES
The School of Art’s Graphic Design department is excited to announce the guests in its speaker series for the 2020-2021 academic year. ** reading is a (cognitive, spiritual, socio-political, and somatic) process of decoding symbols to derive meaning
These projects include sprawling, “architecturally-scaled” xerox-based collages large-scale public installations publications prints digital archives lecture-performances library interventions performance scores poems/poetic gestures and other forms yet to be determined. Rasheed creates ecosystems of iterative and provisional projects. She works on the page, on walls, and in public space to create associative arrangements of letters, words, and shapes that invite an embodied and iterative reading* process. Because not all stories are for everyone, Rasheed’s work considers Black storytelling technologies in relation to the surveillance states, or how we tell stories that consider interiority, lenticularity (or varying modes of visibility and legibility), revision, and spiritual syncretism.Įngaging primarily with text, Rasheed works across different substrates and compositional fields. She is invested in Black storytelling technologies that invite us to consider ways of learning that are interdisciplinary, interspecies, and interstellar.
In 2015 they founded InOtherWords, a publishing imprint that extends from the studio practice creating books in close collaboration with artists, writers, institutions and other cultural protagonists.īorn in East Palo Alto, CA lives and works in Brooklyn, NYĪs a learner, Kameelah Janan Rasheed grapples with the poetics, politics, and pleasures of the unfinished and uncontained. Recent clients, commissioners and collaborators have included 1017-ALYX-9SM, ETH Zurich, JW Anderson, Sadie Coles, CCA Montreal alongside collaborative projects with artists including Jonathan Anderson, Virgil Abloh, Fos, Kirstine Roepstorff and Gabriel Kuri. Approaching design as a tool for contemporary propositions, collaborations and commissions are seen as the context and constraints through which ideas are articulated. With an understanding of visual culture and the historical vernacular of design, the studio engages critically with the cultural context. OK-RM is a London based design studio founded by Oliver Knight & Rory McGrath in 2008, engaged in ongoing partnerships with artists, curators, editors, architects, designers and institutions.
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