GridType Lab presents:
Ornamental Utopia
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01.12.24 | Workshop & Talk w/
@celinehurka &
@yamunaforzani
15–18:00 | Workshop | Sign up [link in bio]
19:00 | Talk | Open for all [RSVP link in bio]
@post____office | Hoofdweg 403 | Amsterdam
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Christmas is just around the corner so come and get your unique artsy christmas cards ready. Join Céline and Yamuna on the 1st of December for this cutesy celebration of all things type. Using the grid-based framework of GridType, together we will create ornamental designs perfect to get you into the festive spirit.
The afternoon will also have open discussions around topics that the hosts have been exploring in their work such as inclusivity, feminism, textiles, type design and tool making as art/design practices.
This workshop is open to everyone – even the grinch. No prior knowledge required. Please bring your laptop, for anyone who can.
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Workshop by
@celinehurka ,
@yamunaforzani &
@katharinanejdl
Talk by
@celinehurka &
@yamunaforzani
Hosted at
@post____office
Thank you to the
@stimuleringsfonds talent development fund for making this project possible.
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GridType Lab is a workshop series about type & tools. Check out /lab for more info.
grid-type.com is a grid-based online type tool by
@katharinanejdl .
Yamuna Forzani is a multidisciplinary artist and queer activist whose practice centers around a desire to build her queer utopia that centers and celebrates her community, making them part of and inspiration of her creative outputs. Yamuna’s work takes form through textile, she explores the medium in collaboration with other design, artistic and social initiatives - often involving, organising events, dance performances, embedding fashion and costume, public art and versatile installations.
yamunaforzani.org
Céline Hurka is an independent type designer based in The Hague, NL. In her practice, she aims to play with, question, and break the conventions that have prevailed for the past hundreds of years. She is fascinated by how meaning is attached to form and transforms over years of usage in different contexts.
celine-hurka.com