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Show the Girl, Show the Boy, Show the Kid.

Coralis Rivera, Alexandra Cordato, Melissa Tombro, Jamie Agenor, Will Baaske, Nafisah Crumity, Lindey Del Rio, Raisa Dubno, Bella Dupont, Kathleen Granados, Peshi Kendall, Wisteria Kirk, Connie Kwok, Danielle Limmer, Sarah Loose, Josefina Lopez De Romana, Grace Otto, Laiba Rafi, Vanessa Rand, Sophia Renda, Lauren Roberts, Emily Simon, Georgia Steadman, Lyla Stratton, Luz Ticona, Jialun Tong, Melissa Tombro and Kim Yunker

2024

Communication Design Foundation
Fine Arts

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Exhibitions (events)
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The exhibition title "Show the Girl. Show the Boy. Show the Kid." is a play on the 1988 Christopher Wool painting "Apocalypse Now."
Creatively conceived by Fine Arts Juniors Coralis Rivera and Alexandra Cordato, this show seeks to explore gender, its many nuances and the relationships one's gender has to the way they experience the world around them.
Artists were asked to investigate their relationship with gender and the interplay between gender and other identifying markers such as race, sexuality, nationality, religion, etc. Essential to understanding the importance of gender studies, artists were encouraged to use this exhibition as an opportunity to express their perspectives.

Words and Images

2009

Gladys Marcus Library
Communication Design Foundation

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Exhibitions (events)
Exhibition installation photographs

Professor Kingsley Parker, Communication Design Dept., showcases his students' work

Phobia

2010

Gladys Marcus Library
Communication Design Foundation

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Exhibitions (events)
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Communication Design students present graphic images of their phobias

Communication Design AAS Project

Jia Zhixin

2021

Communication Design Foundation

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Program/Degree: Communication Design Foundation AAS

"To Be Done" Lenticular Poster Series

Wei Zheng

2021

Communication Design Foundation

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Posters

For this project, I created a series of controversial lenticular posters to spark, destigmatize the social taboo, and open up more conversations about mental health and self-harm. Each lenticular poster shows how one would use an object and or substance to cope with their struggles, and then at an opposite angle, it unveils a common response that negates how they’re truly feeling.

Sykies Chocolate Packaging Design

Wei Zheng

2021

Communication Design Foundation

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Sykies is a delicious lactose-free treat that’s made with love and taste so surreal that you won’t believe it’s dairy-free! The products will be derived from organic plants and nuts, promoting sustainable eating and reducing one’s carbon footprint. We partnered with Strongminds– an organization founded in 2012 that provides accessible therapy for women struggling with mental illness. Over 70,000 women in Uganda and Zambia have been treated and remained depression-free for over six months. Sykies hopes to continue to help those in need that do not have proper treatment.

Octopus-sy Display Model

Wei Zheng

2021

Communication Design Foundation

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Dame Products is a sexual wellness brand that represents more than just sex. They are continuously educating and debunking the taboo and negative stigma around sex. For this grand wall display, I chose an octopus to represent the Dame’s sex toys. Octopuses are intelligent and solitary creatures that are sensitive to touch. The suctions of their tentacles are powerful and can securely grip onto the products. Likewise to most people, they are extremely curious. This playful wall display will visually entice people to see and explore the products of Dame.