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From the first images featured on rock and roll record sleeves through
contemporary music videos and magazines, graphic design has played an
integral role in visualizing music.
For instance, Andy Warhol’s artwork for the
Velvet Underground and
Peter Saville’s iconic Joy Division album covers are forever burned
in our collective cultural memory as images synonymous
with the music.
In An Expression of the Inexpressible features contemporary international
designers whose
work showcases the current interactions of music
and design.
Special thanks
The designers, for participating and making the artwork available for
exhibition.
Blonde Redhead, for kindly lending the title of their 1998 album, In
An Expression of the Inexpressible.
Non-Format and Géraldine Georges, for lending the Black Devil Disco
Club / Eight Oh Eight LP sleeve image. (shown above)
Our sponsors, for the generous contributions and support.
Dean Johnson Gallery, for hosting the exhibition.
Heather Ward, for assisting in installing the artwork.
Heartland Printworks, for printing some of the artwork. Printing specs:
Archival Fine Art Pigment Prints / MuseoMax paper, 250 gm.
FastSigns, for donating and printing the exterior gallery banner.
Atsu Kpotufe, for editing the video works dvd.
Ana Barroso, for supporting and promoting the exhibition
in South America.
Vida Sacic, for promoting in Europe.
Pica studio, for web consulting.
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Dates
August 7—27, 2009
Opening reception: Friday, August 7th, 5pm—9pm
Dean Johnson Gallery, Indianapolis IN
PDF downloads:
Press release
Poster
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Contact
General inquiries:
Jonathan McGlothin
info@inanexpression.com
Press & media inquiries:
Vida Sacic
press@inanexpression.com
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