Kate Monroe, Information
Boston University College of Fine Arts, School of Visual Arts BFA Thesis Show
The idea for Spectacle came about after considering windows as our central imagery. Looking out a window is often a motif of the unknown, foreshadowing our transition into the “outside” world. It can also function as a lens or new way of viewing something (“through a window”).
Considering this idea of lenses, we landed on using the duality of the word “spectacle” as a central theme for the show. This visual identity was particularly unique since the show took place in two different Boston galleries. We ensured that way-finding, catalogs, and environmental text remained consistent throughout both locations.
Role: Design, Art Direction
Collaborators: Sam West and Jami Rubin.
Kate Monroe, Information
Boston University College of Fine Arts, School of Visual Arts BFA Thesis Show
The idea for Spectacle came about after considering windows as our central imagery. Looking out a window is often a motif of the unknown, foreshadowing our transition into the “outside” world. It can also function as a lens or new way of viewing something (“through a window”).
Considering this idea of lenses, we landed on using the duality of the word “spectacle” as a central theme for the show. This visual identity was particularly unique since the show took place in two different Boston galleries. We ensured that way-finding, catalogs, and environmental text remained consistent throughout both locations.
Role: Design, Art Direction
Collaborators: Sam West and Jami Rubin.
