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In/dependence: An Incomplete Survey of Cuban Design

$30.00

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Cuban graphic design is complex; its breadth and depth links to politics, geography, nationalism, inventiveness, economics, and much more. This complexity, in addition to 60+ years of a communist dictatorship that continues to trigger a Cuban diaspora expanding the globe, makes it difficult to accurately and comprehensively pin what encompasses Cuban graphic design. This lecture, an incomplete survey of Cuban design from the 1900s through today, focuses less on the aesthetics and innovative aspects of Cuban design, and more on design as a tool of oppression, resistance, and liberation.

This class is available to purchase individually, or at a discounted rate when the course pass is purchased.

Speaker

  • Ana Llorente

    Ana Llorente is a Cuban-Venezuelan designer and educator living and working in McNab Ranch, California. With over 20 years of combined experience in graphic design, experiential design a...
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  • Elaine Lopez

    Elaine Lopez is a Cuban-American designer, researcher, artist, and educator whose work explores the intersection of cultural identity, equity, and diversity within the field of design. Elaine acquired her BFA from the U...
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