Laura Boller Featured at Korean Community Summer Market | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Laura Boller Featured at Korean Community Summer Market

August 06, 2026
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Promotional Art for the Korean Community Summer Market by Laura boller. The poster features an illustration of bears at a market.
Laura Boller ’24

Laura Boller ’24, was a featured vendor at the Korean Community Summer Market at the Arbeiter Brewing Company. Boller also created the event’s promotional artwork, making it especially meaningful to contribute to an event that brings people together through creativity, culture, and connection.

Last year she launched Rose & Han Design, which continues her senior exhibition’s explorations of identity and heritage through surface and pattern design and illustration. Inspired by her identity as a half-Korean American adoptee, she blends traditional Korean Minhwa (folk art) with contemporary design to create visual stories centered on cultural reclamation, resilience, and community.

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