WE THE DESIGNERS: Reframing political issues in the Obama era [exhibition]

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WE THE DESIGNERS: Reframing political issues in the Obama era [exhibition]

Time: September 29, 2011 to December 15, 2011
Location: International Village at Northeastern Univ.
Street: 1155-75 Tremont St.
City/Town: Boston, MA
Website or Map: http://www.northeastern.edu/c…
Phone: (617) 373-4340
Event Type: exhibition
Organized By: Northeastern Univ. Department of Art & Design
Latest Activity: Sep 15, 2011

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Event Description

Exhibition:
September 29–December 15, 2011

Reception:
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
5:30–7:30

Politicians, journalists and pundits use language. Graphic designers use visual language. Drawing on two realms, designers unite visual and verbal content in compelling communication. In a divisive era, when words alone have not been enough, can the power of design help unite citizens on the issues?

We the Designers is a national exhibition of self-authored graphic design curated by professor Thomas Starr. Consisting of both newly created and previously published work, participating designers wield opinion and analysis to inform and persuade about the unique issues facing the Obama administration.

Learn more about the graphic designers.

Free and open to public.

Directions are available at: Northeastern Campus Map

Organizer: Department of Art + Design
Contact: Judy Ulman j.ulman@neu.edu

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