As the presenter of San Diego Design Week, Mingei strengthens its mission by opening its doors (figuratively and literally) to our region’s design community, cultivating a space where one can both inspire and be inspired. Mingei International Museum provides an opportunity for its audiences to engage with craft, folk art and design through its collection and wide-ranging programming. Through its commitment to the community and a revitalized facility, Mingei sparks relevant and stimulating conversations that inspire visitors to imagine and express their own creativity.
Talk + Panel
Two Friends, One Book and Why Print
What this is
Conversations that highlight how design shapes the region, with opportunities to learn from designers firsthand.
When & Where
- Sep 8: 2-2:45pm
- Free Register
Tags
Design = Connection, EducationDiscipline Graphic, Product
In this conversation, two friends share their experience collaborating remotely for the first time in the design of a book that commemorates the reopening of Mingei International Museum. Jorge Brozon, based in Mexico City and Patricia Cué in San Diego, will share their knowledge and experience in the field of design for art publications and discuss the design of the art book as a product and the value of print in the realm of culture. They will also talk about the opportunities that printing and production processes offer for book design.
About Patricia Cué
Patricia served on Mingei International Museum's Board of Trustees for eight years before becoming the Museum’s Creative Director last fall. She is a Professor Emeritus of Graphic Design at SDSU, where she taught for 10 years. She recently art directed the Museum’s newest publication, Art of the World, Art of the People and is spearheading the identities for the Museum’s inaugural exhibitions. Patricia also serves on the advisory board and oversees San Diego Design Week and is involved in the San Diego/Tijuana bid for a World Design Capital in 2024.
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