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As a graphic design student you'll explore a variety of ways in which image and text may be combined to give form to information, responding to the needs of a client and distinct social conditions. Facilities include a digital imaging studio and a spacious general design studio. The graphic design program helps you become adept at using new technology including digital imaging, hypermedia and interactive environments. Courses offered:
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Bio: Ryan Molloy was born in the United States, Earth. He received a Bachelor of Architecture from Texas Tech University and a MFA in Design from the University of Texas at Austin. He began teaching at EMU in 2004. Recent publications, exhibitions and/or presentations:
Artist Statement: I believe designers serve as critics of contemporary culture. The social, political, economic, technological and visual norms are under suspect. Design is no longer simply a service subject to commodification, its role is always to be questioned. New forms evolve when the designer exposes the cracks and fissures of the current norm, twists expectations, stimulates thought, and uses visual language to subvert, empower, and change. Faculty Work: Student Work: Click on any of the links to the right of a faculty member's name to get more information about that faculty member. Leslie Atzmon Andrew Maniotes Ryan Molloy |
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GRADUATE STUDIES This page was last updated on April 17, 2008 |