Course Description: Advanced Design Studios support the complex and expanding role of today's Graphic Designer. These studios provide deep exploration within a specific arena to help students further define their own methodologies. Courses are proposed by faculty and cover 2D, 3D, and 4D categories. Studio options may vary from semester to semesterSection Description: 
Exhibition design represents a unique intersection within graphic design practice, touching on topics as diverse as wayfinding, marketing design, identity design, architecture, curatorial practice, and community engagement. With the intersection of mass-communication and conceptual art, the field has expanded to include the manipulation of distributed networks and virtual spaces. In this course, adapted for a remote instructional format, students will work at the forefront of the discipline, developing distributed exhibitions of archival and contemporary graphic design materials, that question the nature of exhibits and explore how material communications are increasingly dematerializing into online spaces.

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