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Join June Shin, winner of the Museum’s 2022 Open Call for Artist Banners, for a design workshop that explores working within constraints and the space between figuration and abstraction. Participants will begin with introspection and self-reflection before creating a work of art in response to a personal prompt.
Free as part of Community Day. For visitors ages 18 and up.
June Shin’s banner design Reminders offers a response to the question, ‘how do we find inner peace?’ The verticality and symmetry of the designs are reminiscent of totem poles that embody stories and the lessons they carry, and are presented as pillars for a visitor’s own journey toward inner peace.
June Shin is a Seoul-born artist and designer based in New York City. She has previously designed typefaces at Occupant Fonts, a Morisawa company, and taught typography at Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been recognized by Art Directors Club, Type Directors Club, Core77, STA 100, and more. She holds a BA in Art History from Cornell University and an MFA in Graphic Design from Rhode Island School of Design. junesh.in | @notborninjune
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