Tue, Mar 12th, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
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Since 2012, New York–based Studio Lin has focused on long-term collaborations across art, architecture, and photography with a focus on publications, identity, and web design.
Clients with multi-year projects at the studio have included the Canadian Center for Architecture, the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), Princeton School of Architecture, and art book publishers Aperture and Capricious.
Alex Lin is the Principal of Studio Lin, a graphic design practice established in 2009 in New York City. From books to exhibition design, Studio Lin’s projects have focused on collaborations with notable artists, photographers, designers, and cultural institutions including MoMA, Tyler Mitchell, MOS Architects, OMA, Aperture, Capricious, The Studio Museum in Harlem, Guggenheim, and The Canadian Center for Architecture.
Pricing
$24 ticket ($19 AIGA and Walker members; $10 students)
Save with an Insights Series Package: $90 ($71 AIGA and Walker members; $38 students)
Includes admission to all five paid events.
Just add all five Insights lectures to your cart and the package discount will be magically applied at checkout. Otherwise, you can purchase packages at the Walker box office.
About the Insights Lecture Series
For over three decades, the Walker Art Center and AIGA Minnesota have co-presented the Insights Design Lecture Series embracing the unexpected to present diverse, exploratory, and contemporary lecturers.
Featuring perspectives from around the world, Insights gives voice to adventurous design thinkers and makers. These designers often pose challenges and push the edges of their profession, in turn inspiring us to identify new perspectives in our own work.
Redefine your understanding of graphic design, dive into the thinking behind the work, then hang out after the lectures to meet the lecturers, grab a drink, and chat with your fellow design lovers.
Accessibility
This event will have ASL interpretation. For information about accessibility, or to request additional accommodations for this program, call 612-375-7564, or email [email protected].
This will be a live, in-person event. This event will not be live-streamed; the video will be available on the Walker Channel later this spring