About this Event
Join author, artist and designer (and CCA lecturer) George McCalman in a conversation about craft and commerce, the intersection of fine art and graphic design, as he shares the process of creating his book ILLUSTRATED BLACK HISTORY: HONORING THE ICONIC AND THE UNSEEN (Sept 27th)
Part lecture and workshop; he’ll be presenting imagery of the book and leading a workshop in his art-making and graphic design practices. Come ready to document the event with your curiosity and questions.
Co-presented by Graphic Design and Illustration.
ASL interpretation will not be offered at the event. The lecture uses a slide presentation. All content from the slides will be read aloud or described. Closed captioning will be available during this webinar.
Speaker Bio:
Raised in Brooklyn, Creative Director George McCalman received his BFA in philosophy at St. Johns in Queens, NY, which informs his design principles to this day. He credits his Caribbean background for his unique ability to both embrace and rebel against traditional modes of design, enabling a brand to simultaneously integrate and stand out in its industry. Serving primarily art, lifestyle, and food clients, MCCALMAN.CO creates a classic, long-lasting brand that continues to define its clients as they evolve.
After 14 years as a leading art director in the magazine industry, George McCalman opened the doors to MCCALMAN.CO in 2011. Working at highly respected national magazines like ReadyMade, Mother Jones, and Entertainment Weekly, McCalman amassed numerous design awards throughout his career; his editorial background gives him a unique perspective on commercial branding. And for MCCALMAN.CO, community is paramount. The foundation and proven success of the studio rests upon his strong relationships with his clients and creative partners.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
California College of the Arts, 1111 Eighth Street, San Francisco, United States
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