#nanialbornoz

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Designers Talking with Nani Albornoz about: 00:07 coming to the States for school 03:05 working at the Walker Art Center 04:32 web/interactive design as an entry point to design 07:25 their evolving relationship with coding 11:24 if the role of the expert is dissolving 21:38 access in relation to the work created during their daylong residency 22:37 representation and diversity in the design industry

Highlights from a dialogue hosted on March 28, 2015, at COMB Gallery in Milwaukee, WI. Video production by Maeve Jackson.

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Work by visiting designer Nani Albornoz

Nani Albornoz (B. 1991) is a Venezuelan artist, visual activist, and designer whose work investigates the intersection of South American politics, history, pre-established structures, form and the internet. They are currently the design fellow at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. They earned a degree in Web + Multimedia Environments with a focus in graphic design from MCAD back in 2014.

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Designers Talking with Nani Albornoz

Opening Reception: Friday, March 27, 7–10 p.m. Follow-up Dialogue: Saturday, March 28, 1 p.m.

Hosted at COMB Gallery in Milwaukee, WI.