Gallery Yuhself is the logical space for a continued site on Graphic Design (see:galleryyuhself.blogspot.com) in Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribean and the World.
I would like to see this site become a resource over time and in so doing, feel free to add images and comments to assist in this loose information gathering exercise.
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The Gwangju Biennale — Identity
The Gwangju Biennale, Asia’s first biennial of contemporary art, was launched in 1995 in Gwangju, South Korea. Base was brought on board to design the identity of the 2008 biennial, titled Titled Annual Report: A Year in Exhbitions. Based on the focus of this biennial—artwork from exhibitions staged between January 2007 and September 2008—we created a graphic “07” and “08” as bookends that can bring together of content of any type or size. In this way, the content of the expo becomes part of the identity itself.Font: Galaxie Polaris
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Charles Harrington, Master of Midnight Robber costuming, showing off some of his memories.
Santa Cruz, Trinidad.
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Untitled (Smiths), mixed media on wood, 48x60 in., 2011
Sandra Brewster focuses on migrants from the Caribbean during the 1960s and 70s. At times, she references old photographs and recreates elements using painting, drawing, and gel transfers, juxtaposing imagery to provide a dialogue through contrasts or likenesses. In this work she visually represents a time or a memory and provides a platform to tell stories of “back home”.
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