The Means by Which We Find Our Way

By Kenneth FitzGerald

I am included in the new book The means by which we find our way; Observations on design, published by Ramp Press. The book documents the exhibition of the same name, organized by David Gardener and Andrea Wilkinson of the School of Media Arts, Waikato Institute of Technology, Hamilton, New Zealand. Contributors were sent an image of a public space into which they integrated a text. A selected number of contributors also provided a short essay. I’m one of those with some writing, called “Light Turning.”

After its initial presentation in New Zealand, the show made stops at Kansas State University, Manhattan), and Winthrop University, Rock Hill, South Carolina. It was recently featured in the European design and typography journal TYPO, Issue #32

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