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cyan79
Graphic Designer

November 13, 2008 • 2:49 am PST
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EXHIBITION DATES:

NOVEMBER 8TH - DECEMBER 5TH, 2008

SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS is pleased to announce Letters and Ligatures,
the exhibition that delves into the alphabetical world of the
Delaware-based House Industries. The irreverently type foundry proudly
showcases a collection of prints, patterns, installations, and
sculpture based on their recent typographical explorations.

For Letters and Ligatures, House Industries conveys a single, yet complex philosophy:

Posted in: Design,; The Community Board

Tags: design,; typography

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