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Form & Function The Art of Graphic Design Curated by Dawn DeVito

Thursday, October 1 , 6:00 pm – Sunday, November 1 , 8:00 pm


🗓Opening: October 1
🕖6-9PM

Browse posters, typography, motion graphics, screen prints, branding packages and much more! All while you enjoy open white wine & beer, lighter fare and the sounds of @doctajimmy playing a chill set to set the mood🎧

Exhibition runs October 1 through November 1.
Gallery Hours: Thursday & Friday 5–9 PM | Saturday & Sunday 2–9 PM

Graphic design, often relegated to a commercial or functional category, is a practice rich with visual innovation, conceptual depth, and emotional resonance. “Form & Function” presents a curated selection of graphic design works that transcend their immediate commercial purpose, demonstrating mastery of composition, color, typography, and image-making on par with fine art.

The show appeals to a broad audience such as design professionals, art enthusiasts, and the general public by engaging with a medium they encounter daily. It will stimulate debate, draw new demographics to the gallery, and position the organization as a thought leader in contemporary visual culture.

We seek to definitively argue that when driven by aesthetic intent, conceptual rigor, and expressive freedom, graphic design is undeniably art.


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Culture Lab

5-25 46th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101
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Graphic design, often relegated to a commercial or functional category, is a practice rich with visual innovation, conceptual depth, and emotional resonance. "Form & Function" presents a curated selection of graphic design works that transcend their immediate commercial purpose, demonstrating mastery of composition, color, typography, and image-making on par with fine art. ​ The show appeals to a broad audience such as design professionals, art enthusiasts, and the general public by engaging with a medium they encounter daily. It will stimulate debate, draw new demographics to the gallery, and position the organization as a thought leader in contemporary visual culture. We seek to definitively argue that when driven by aesthetic intent, conceptual rigor, and expressive freedom, graphic design is undeniably art.