Friday, April 19, 2021
NYU Tandon – 370 Jay St, 3FL
The Integrated Design & Media program at NYU Tandon is pleased to announce Invisible Designs, a one-day symposium dedicated to highlighting, mapping, discussing, and celebrating the contributions of designers hitherto marginalized in the canons of the fields of graphic design and typography: black, indigenous, and migrant designers in the Western world, as well as from the Global South.
Invisible Designs attempts to map the canons, histories, and pasts, as well as present practices, scholarship, and discourses, of designers from around the world. In a day-long event, we’ll hear from a host of designers from around the world working through these issues of representation, inclusion, and diversity in creative practice in design, and listen to how their work is helping shape the present and future discourses of creative practice, scholarship, and pedagogy.
We Must Topple the Tropes, Cripple the Canon
The Myth of Global Design
Negotiating Design Cultures: Between Tehran and Lyons
Graphic Design in Latin America
Chinese Typography for the Digital Age
Reviving a Manuscript Style: The Jaini Typeface
Talking About BIPOC Design Histories
Archives for Everyone, By Everyone
Designing Towards a Pluriverse