Events

March 13-17, 2018
Gallery hours: Daily 10 AM – 8:30 PM
Hurley Gallery, Lewis Arts complex
FREE and open to the public

OPENING RECEPTION:
Tuesday, March 13
5:45 – 7:15 PM

The Program in Visual Arts presents an exhibition of new work by Princeton senior Eric Li. Learn more at http://w-t-f.info/

 

About

w-t-f is a show that primarily focuses on my relationship with graphic design at Princeton and the challenges of practicing it within the context of the visual arts program. It attempts to address the difficulties of presenting graphic design outside of its context and explores my interest in reconciling the differences between having an independent visual arts studio practice and producing “traditional” printed matter, such as posters and logos. The show also focuses heavily on my interest in the process as being equal to, if not more important than, the finished product and the challenges of conveying these ideas in a space that has traditionally focused on showcasing the finished product. This interest in process stems from Max Bill’s essay, “Continuity and Change,” where he discussed design and gestalt as continuously testing and evolving a form in order to push it to some idealized “true form.” Whether that form exists remains an open question. After all, What’s True Form?

http://w-t-f.info/

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The Hurley Gallery is located on the first floor of the Arts Tower at the Lewis Arts complex. The entrance is off the staircase one level up from the Forum or one level down from the Plaza entrance of the Arts Tower.

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  • Program in Visual Arts

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