Patrick Redmond Honored at Printing Industry Midwest's 70th Anniversary | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Patrick Redmond Honored at Printing Industry Midwest's 70th Anniversary

August 29, 2026
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Patrick Redmond at the Printing Industry Midwest 70th Anniversary.

Former MCAD student Patrick Redmond was honored for his 60 years of work in the graphic design industry at the Printing Industry Midwest’s (PIM) 70th anniversary celebration. As a PIM spokesperson expressed in their speech, “As an award-winning, leading creative, he expresses his appreciation and gratitude for the many great printers he has worked with over the decades …”

“He is an enthusiastic, longtime advocate of the graphic arts, graphic design, creative art and design education, innovation, and the printing and paper industries.” Redmond's six decades long art career includes serving as a former American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) Chapter President, former AIGA board member, as well as a previous PIM Star Awards Competition Judge.

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