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 January 19, 2011
| Time: | 6:30-8 p.m. |
| Description: | We all make a series of incremental choices that ultimately define what we do and who we are. Artist and designer Chris Pullman, a two-time AIGA award winner, will discuss his gradual shift toward a professional life in non-profit, pro-social design work and teaching.
After starting out in his own studio and then completing a stint at the office of George Nelson in New York, the bulk of Pullman's career was as vice president for design at WGBH, the public broadcasting station in Boston. This lively, eclectic, content-centric and multimedia environment was a rich and rewarding place to practice and resulted in the instantly recognizable opening title sequences of "Masterpiece Theatre" and "Antiques Roadshow" as well as the WGBH animated on-air signature that appears at the end of every program produced by the public broadcaster. Pullman and his in-house staff were able to help define, and then project through their work, the institutional persona of WGBH, contributing to the success of this business and to its position as a leader in public media. |
| Location: | Doty Fine Arts Building 2.204 |
| Contact: | Ann P McNair |
| Sponsor: | Fine Arts Career Services |
| Admission: | Free |
| Parking: | http://www.utexas.edu/finearts/about/maps-and-directions |
| Categories: | Business & Law, Everyone, Lecture/talk |
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