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"Be Graphic: Make a Difference"
Apr 2– Apr 23
Opening on First Friday April 2, 2010 from 7–10p
Show continues through Apr 23rd at Designbox weekdays 12p-6p
in our gallery at 323 West Martin Street

"Be Graphic: Make a Difference"

In April, Designbox welcomes local Peace College Graphic Design students for a juried exhibition showcasing the power of Social Justice.

In an era afflicted by poverty, disease, hunger, homelessness, market crashes, and unemployment, one may wonder how change may come about. Using this gallery as a medium to promote thoughtful action, local students demonstrate their commitment to using design as an agent for positive social change. They use graphic design to attack serious social justice issues with vision and passion. Images and posters depict issues from all around the globe and function as a "call to action." The show encourages community involvement, asking each of us to see ourselves as agents of positive change. '

curated by Ryan DeWitt [db], Denielle Emans and Carolyn Parker from Peace College, Raleigh, NC.

The Designbox Gallery is dedicated to promoting the expression of creative and collaborative work. It is home to a number of creative professionals and is located at 323 W. Martin Street (between Harrington and Dawson streets), near Humble Pie. We're open weekdays from 10am to 6pm, and on most First Fridays. Let us know if you want to be added to our e-mail list.

323 West Martin Street, Raleigh.
Designbox is normally open 10-6 weekdays or by appointment.