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New York–based creative director Hassan Rahim describes his practice as “in opposition to culture’s obsession with speed.”
His output remains guarded, incubating as long as necessary while he continues to build a body of work dealing with memory, mortality, and monomania. Along with clients like the Safdie brothers (Uncut Gems), Rahim has worked with Netflix, Nike, Apple, Sony, Herman Miller, Adidas, Carhartt, and SSENSE, among others. He has also partnered with various high-profile musicians as a collaborator on album and single artwork, including Lorde (Solar Power, Melodrama) and Nine Inch Nails (Bad Witch). Hassan owns and operates the anti-disciplinary creative studio 12:01.
Image caption: Hassan Rahim. Courtesy Walker Art Center.
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].
Pricing
$18 ticket ($14 AIGA and Walker members; $12 students)
About the Insights Lecture Series
This March celebrate 40 years of the best in design with Insights XL. Founded in 1986, the Insights Design Lecture Series brings together leading designers and design thinkers to share their work and to explore the most urgent issues shaping the field. To mark this four decade milestone, the Walker Design Studio goes XL and welcomes Kirsty Carter and Emma Thomas (A Practice for Everyday Life), Zak Kyes (Zak Group), Michael Cina (Cina Associates/Ghostly), and Hassan Rahim (12:01AM). All talks take place in the Walker Cinema and are followed by a public reception in the Main Lobby.
The Insights Design Lecture Series is copresented by the Walker Art Center and AIGA Minnesota. Poster printing provided by Shapco.