In this spatial component of the Spring 2017 Typography 4 course project, students explore ways in which typographic driven communication systems can dynamically function seamlessly within a variety of media, and develop an understanding of the unique opportunities, and limitations, that each media presents.

Students were asked to develop a typography-based identity through the use of visual language that communicated the definitions, writings, ideologies, methodologies, or manifestos of an ISM, MOVEMENT or PHOBIA. This exhibition represents an outdoor spatial execution of each students chosen subject.

The project was a collaboration with Freemarket and The Block and sponsored by HMCT