Color is one of the most powerful tools in a designer’s visual vocabulary. It influences our moods, our perception of space, triggers dynamic visual interactions, and embodies diverse meanings across cultures. The meaning, interaction, and representation of color has been an intense area of focus for many historical and contemporary artists and designers.

This workshop, generously sponsored by Pantone, will explore some of the fundamental principles of color interaction and theory through hands-on experiments using colored paper. Led by ChiDM executive creative director Matthew Terdich, and UIC Foundation Curriculum Master of Color Theory Jennifer Wandro.

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> Learn more: Unfolded: Made with Paper

The museum is closed until June 30th, 2020.

While distancing we are planning virtual events, moving our exhibitions online, and publishing student design projects. Take care of yourself!