This beginning course examines graphic design as an essential component of culture and history. Emphasis is placed on learning important design movements in the context of diverse cultural and historical perspectives. This course is intended for graphic design students, interaction design students, or anyone interested in graphic design history.
Prudence Horne is an artist and an arts educator. She grew up in Boston and received her BA in Art History from Trinity College, CT and MFA in painting from the Pratt Institute, NY. Prudence has been awarded several grants and residency programs, including the William Male Foundation, Heinrich Boll in Co. Mayo, Ireland, Fundación Valparaiso in Almeria, Spain, and the Montana Artist Refuge in Basin Montana. She has taught art at two men’s state prisons, has been a contributing teacher for the teen program at the La Jolla Athenaeum Music & Arts Library, and an adjunct professor at Southwestern College. Prudence has been an adjunct professor of fine arts and art history at San Diego City College for over a decade.
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