In Transit: 2017 Graphic Design Certificate Commencement Exhibition | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

In Transit: 2017 Graphic Design Certificate Commencement Exhibition

Fri, Jul 28, 2017, 9:00 a.m. —Sun, Aug 13, 2017, 5:00 p.m.
Concourse Gallery
Gallery Exhibition
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In Transit

This exhibition is the culminating show of seven students completing their post-baccalaureate certificate in graphic design. This two-year program for motivated working adults with a design background provides specialized instruction to strengthen their personal portfolios.

Designers

  • Tomie Castillo
  • Ashley Cooper
  • Sarah Gillund
  • Joseph Kazer
  • Jeffrey Mooridian Jr.
  • Maren Nelson
  • Melissa Pinkowski
Maren Nelson, Daily Book Cover #12, 2017, digital print
Sarah Gillund, Untitled, digital print, 2017
In Transit Work
In Transit Work
In Transit Work

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