The Typographer-in-Residence program embeds artists, designers, researchers, and educators in the Center for a six-week period. The residency offers the opportunity to further investigate the importance and relevance of language and typography in the participant’s professional practice or personal research.
The Typographer-in-Residence spends six weeks in the HMCT studio and participates as a guest critic in one undergraduate typography class; delivers a public lecture; holds bi-weekly open conversations for faculty and students; and presents an exhibition of their work or research.
Joshua Trees, Yvan Martinez, and Krister Olsson are designers, researchers and educators based in London, who will collectively serve as our Typographers-in-Residence this year. For over twenty years, they have been collaboratively exploring publishing as a mode of social enquiry, cultural intervention and public engagement. Their work has been distributed and exhibited widely.
The Typographer-in-Residence program embeds artists, designers, researchers, and educators in the Center for a six-week period. The residency offers the opportunity to further investigate the importance and relevance of language and typography in the participant’s professional practice or personal research.
The Typographer-in-Residence spends six weeks in the HMCT studio and participates as a guest critic in one undergraduate typography class; delivers a public lecture; holds bi-weekly open conversations for faculty and students; and presents an exhibition of their work or research.
Our second annual Artist-in-Residence program embedded Alan Kitching and Kelvyn Smith of the New Typography Workshop, London in HMCT Archetype Press during the first week of February, 2020.
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