“Graphic Design in China” Showcased at SVA Chelsea Gallery

 

 

Chinese Traditional Stationery System. Image courtesy of SVA NYC

School of Visual Arts and Shenzhen Graphic Design Association present Graphic Design in China, a juried biennial that aims to showcase the highest level of Chinese design to an international audience.

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Tian Shui. Image via SVA NYC

Juried by a group of 15 top international designers, Graphic Design in China comprises over 150 works including typography, illustration, information visualizations, animation, new media and environmental design, and contextualizes contemporary Chinese design within the country’s broader culture, commerce and daily life.

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Guangzhou Image Triennial. Image courtesy SVA NYC.

Started in 1992, Graphic Design in China (GDC) was founded to establish a new design standard for China.  As China’s first, most prestigious and expansive design competition, the GDC has evolved into a traveling exhibition that helps to facilitate the exchange of graphic ideas between China and the rest of the world.  The exhibition is held every two years and open to submissions from professionals and emerging young talents.  The New York edition of the GDC exhibition follows successful exhibitions in Japan, England, Melbourne and Atlanta.

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TINO Moist Regular Script. Image courtesy SVA NYC.

Graphic Design in China will be on view from August 25 through September 20 at the SVA Chelsea Gallery, 601 West 26th Street, 15th Floor, NYC.