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Design
poster design.........................................3–13
visual identity..................................... 15–41
guerrilla design................................... 43–45
Painting
painting.............................................. 47–61
LOVE
& HUMAN
REMAINS
BY BRAD FRASER
REMAINS
BY BRAD FRASER
REMAINS
BY BRAD FRASER
LOVE
LOVE
&
HUMAN
&
& HUMAN
HUMAN
BY
BRAD
BRAD
FRASER
FRASER
FRASER
REMAINS
REMAINS
REMAINSBYBYBRAD
LOVE
LOVE
LOVE
&
HUMAN
&
& HUMAN
HUMAN
REMAINS
BY BRAD FRASER
Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre
love and human remains
love and human remains
NOVEMBER 4–13 at 7:30 PM
NOVEMBER 4–13 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS $5–$20 available at the Timms Box Office
NOVEMBER
4–13
| at 7:30 PM
and$5–$20
TIX on the
Square
TICKETS
available
at www.studiotheatre.ca
the Timms Box Office
and$5–$20
TIX on the
Squareat| www.studiotheatre.ca
TICKETS
available
the Timms Box Office
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
and TIX on the Square | www.studiotheatre.ca
NOVEMBER 4–13 at 7:30 PM
NOVEMBER
4–13
at 7:30
PM
TICKETS $5–$20 available
at the Timms
Box Office
and
TIX on
the Square
www.studiotheatre.ca
NOVEMBER
4–13
at 7:30
PM
TICKETS
$5–$20
available
at the Timms
Box Office
and
TIX on
the
Square
www.studiotheatre.ca
UNIVERSITY
of ALBERTA
TIMMS
CENTRE
forBox
the Office
ARTS
TICKETS
$5–$20
available
at the
Timms
and
TIX on the
Square TIMMS
www.studiotheatre.ca
UNIVERSITY
of ALBERTA
CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
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The Life and Adventures of
The Life and Adventures of
The Life and Adventures of
NICHOLAS
NICKLEBY
NICHOLAS
NICKLEBY
NICHOLAS
BY CHARLESNICKLEBY
DICKENS
BY CHARLES DICKENS
BY CHARLES DICKENS
Studio Theatre
the life and adventures
of nicholas nickleby
ADAPTED BY RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
DIRECTED
BRIANOUZOUNIAN
DEEDRICK
ADAPTED BYBY
RICHARD
2001 Mary Mooney Distingushed
Visiting Artist
DIRECTED
BRIANOUZOUNIAN
DEEDRICK
ADAPTED BYBY
RICHARD
2001 Mary Mooney
Distingushed
Visiting Artist
DIRECTED
BRIAN
DEEDRICK
TICKETS
$5–$20 BY
available
at the Timms
Box Office
2001TIX
Mary
Mooney
Distingushed Visiting Artist
and
on
the Square
TICKETS
$5–$20
available| www.studiotheatre.ca
at the Timms Box Office
and TIX on
the Square
TICKETS
$5–$20
available| www.studiotheatre.ca
at the Timms Box Office
and TIX on the Square | www.studiotheatre.ca
FEBRUARY 10 –19 at 7:30 pm
FEBRUARY 10 –19 at 7:30 pm
FEBRUARY 10 –19 at 7:30 pm
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA | TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
The
Cripple
of
The
Cripple
of
The
Cripple
of
Inishmaan
Inishmaan
Inishmaan
by Martin McDonagh
by Martin McDonagh
by Martin McDonagh
May 19–28, 2011 at 7:30 PM
May
19–28,
2011UNIVERSITY
at 7:30
PM
TIMMS CENTRE
for the ARTS
of ALBERTA
May
19–28,
2011UNIVERSITY
at 7:30
PM
TIMMS CENTRE
for the ARTS
of ALBERTA
TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA
TICKETS
$5–$20 available at the Timms Box Office
TICKETS
$5–$20
the Timms Box Office
and TIX
on theavailable
Square at
www.studiotheatre.ca
TICKETS
$5–$20
the Timms Box Office
and TIX
on theavailable
Square at
www.studiotheatre.ca
and TIX on the Square www.studiotheatre.ca
Studio Theatre
the cripple of inishmann
GERTRUDE
THE
THE
GERTRUDE
THE GERTRUDE
STEIN
PROJECT
STEIN
STEIN PROJECT
PROJECT
adapted and directed by Beau Coleman
adapted and directed by Beau Coleman
adapted and directed by Beau Coleman
University of Alberta’s
INTERNATIONAL WEEK
2011
WORLD ON THE MOVE: UNPACKING MIGRATION
jan 31 – feb 4
Studio Theatre
International Week
the gertrude stein project
March 31– April 9 at 7:30 PM
March
31– April
9 atatthe7:30
TICKETS $5–$20
available
Timms PM
Box Office
March
31–
April
9 atatthe7:30
TICKETS
$5–$20
available
Timms PM
Box Office
and
TIX on
the Square
www.studiotheatre.ca
TICKETS
$5–$20
available
at the Timms Box Office
and
TIX on
the Square
www.studiotheatre.ca
and TIX on the Square www.studiotheatre.ca
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA TIMMS CENTRE for the ARTS
2011 world on the move:
unpacking migration
SPEAKERS
WORKSHOPS
DISPLAYS
PERFORMANCES
VISUAL ARTS
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nd town
contact International Centre
www.iweek.ualberta.ca
Call for models
ages 5 – 12
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P h o t o s w i l l b e u s e d fo r p ro m o t i o n a l p u r p o s e s
Story Bird Photography
Story Bird Photography is a Edmontonbased business owned by Amelia Chiew,
a local artist who does children and family
photograph.
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RUTHERFORD LIBRARY SOUTH ATRIUM
EX HIB IT IO N DAT E: S EP T EMB ER 5 – 2 7
A M A N D A F O R R E S T- C H A N , A G N I E S Z K A K O Z I A R Z , M I C H E L L E H E AT H , H A I L L E Y H O N C H A R I K
BOOKMARKS
Printed material has been used as a means of recording and pass-
An art show that was organized and put
ing on information, narrative, instruction and fact for thousands
together by four Master of Fine Arts and
of years. BookMarks, a varied collaborative effort by visual art
Master of Design graduate students at the
and design masters students, seeks to explore such discarded
Rutherford Library, University of Alberta
(obsolete; endangered) materials by looking to deconstruct the
ways in which they are conventionally considered. Books are
often dismissed by modern society, and our joint exploration
hopes to foster an understanding about the physicality of these
lexical specimens by considering their unique characteristics
in unconventional ways. By carefully interacting and engaging
with the printed works, we are striving to better understand and
exploit their physical and ephemeral meanings, for us as artists
and designers and for the viewing body as a whole.
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VISUAL IDENTITY
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
香
港
香
港
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
香
港
香
港
香
港
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
sents two cultures that have had a big impact on me.
HONG KONG
name, Poon. The logo itself was a ligature which repre-
香
港
HONG KONG
from both Chinese and English characters of my last
香
港
HONG KONG
Branding my personal identity, I combined elements
香
港
HONG KONG
香
港
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
Self Branding
香
港
香
港
香
港
香
港
Branding Hong Kong
Combining the Chinese
letter Kong and the Hong
Kong English short form
HK, I merged the two major
languages in the city in
order to reinforce the idea
of multiculturalism.
prairieseen.tumblr.com
PrairieSeen Identity
twitter.com/prairieseen
PrairieSeen is a duo of Edmonton-based art advocates
who recognize and respond to the value of local art
and what it has to say
facebook.com/prairieseen
[email protected]
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peek into your future
May 12 –14, 2010
Quick Peek
Occuptatur arum quodis enissinc
ips apere ulm fuga bor maio uist
ditadoult ut landitis.
Oun ipsam suntota sperc hitl ium
rem rehendae vidi ut int quaeroe
t ereraem fuga. Um excea smtu.
Muleste in te dem dem turmante,
pat adepotis cupio atum isna ety
tlo Ibuntroximis nerfitus ihint.
Veribun iquerum faceris, queeliurll
nunum, nostaris hus, prae nequem
rem in premora amenat ebuloc.
Fugia nonsectur arum et ela uiae
itia eaquame ndelend iciditintem et
et lamus, ulparum la se mil stii quae
sincte praecae pratizapera natur
temquam eniatio evenditile
ediam faccum, consequ odigent.
Inci berum facea venilsor rodolio
esti coim nimaxim quas ratuis tib
rem quae rehenestio. Ut max iml
quam rueprerum hilit pres fugitm
Lorrore provitiant ut fugiatibusaln
ih iciunto rerioabore repelibus.
Tiam hacchuctere nultodit; ex sus
vis Catis. Sp. Ivendam intuam dli
imacepos re, ta, quonsum senteli
tendam pos, pos facchus ntdistat
lii publiam ommo condamulparu
mlisa lauw slae mil stii.
Nos corunte catimo ia adementrie
escio publici ius, que consultiu ses
consum ad con traedium tervividir
oxlmu movivast acchuit.
Nam nus Vitaem velestis doloren
minvel usant volenda esciet uaeli ex
eiuslama orunt exceptatis tem ut et
etaquodi consequis.
Lorrore provitiant ut fugiatibusaln
ihau iciunto rerioabore repelibml
ips apere ulm fuga bor.
BE Conference Package
Join the Discussion
You can connect with other students, teacher or volunteers before
and after meetings, discuss future career topics, receive BE notification instantly, and stay updated on the lastest news.
Visit www.beconf.com/c&e.
The BE Conference was designed for youngsters aged
11-16 to peek into job opportunities in the real world.
Building a visual identity and designing its confer-
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BE Conference & Exhibition
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ence package, I experienced with a range of design
materials from logo, letterhead, poster, animated
video and promotional booklet.
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Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance is a department within Strategic
Services, Justice and Solicitor General, Government of Alberta. It refers to processes for testing,
reviewing and evaluating methods and approaches
used by Community Corrections for administration,
offender management and casework. This includes
strategies that promote evidence based practices
and measurable, incremental improvements in
service delivery and case management.
Kinesis: Edmonton Choreographers Ball
Kinesis is a non-profit organization based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. They develop opportunities and initiatives for the advancement
of the local dance community through unity, education and creative
stimuli. Working closely with the founder Andrew Dixon, I re-branded
their identity and designed various printed materials.
EDMONTON CHOREOGRAPHERS BALL
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QUOT
AT ION
ALI SM
June 19 – July 14, 2012
Opening Reception:
Thursday June 21, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Symposium:
Friday June 22, 2:00 – 5:00 pm
2-20 Fine Arts Building
A meditation on the problem of visual quotation,
Quotationalism is an artistic response to and
redefinition of the objects from the University
of Alberta’s Mactaggart Art Collection which
will be on view in a companion exhibition,
China’s Imperial Modern: The Painter’s Craft,
at Telus Centre, Gallery A.
Guest Curators:
Lisa Claypool and Maria Whiteman
Artists in the Show
Nika Blasser
Andrew Dizon
Alexandra Emberley
Hannah Gelderman and Olivia Chow
Megan Hahn
Paul Holowack
Misa Nikolic
Lea Rouhiainen
Meiyi Wang
With the involvement of Maria Whiteman’s
500 level Drawing and Intermedia class
Kyle Appelt
Rachelle Bowen and Carly Greene
Quotationalism
Hannah Gelderman and Megan Stein
Borys Tarasenko, Lucille Frost
and Megan Warkentin
A meditation on the problem of visual quotation,
Quotationalism is an artistic response to objects
from the University of Alberta’s Mactaggart Art
Collection. I designed the exhibition's promotional
Gallery Information
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Closed Sunday, Monday, & statutory holidays
package from postcard invitation to large banners.
QUOT
AT ION
ALI SM
Guest Curators:
A meditation on the problem of visual quotation,
Lisa Claypool and Maria Whiteman
Quotationalism is an artistic response to objects
Artists in the Show:
Nika Blasser
Andrew Dizon
Alexandra Emberley
Hannah Gelderman and Olivia Chow
Megan Hahn
Paul Holowack
Misa Nikolic
Lea Rouhiainen
June 19 – July 14, 2012
Opening Reception:
Thursday June 21, 7:00 – 10:00pm
Symposium:
Friday June 22, 2:00 – 5:00pm
2-20 Fine Arts Building
Meiyi Wang
With the involvement of Maria Whiteman’s
500 level Drawing and Intermedia class:
Kyle Appelt
Rachelle Bowen and Carly Greene
from the University of Al berta’s Mactaggart Art
Col lection which wil l be on view in a companion
exhibition, China’s Imperial Modern: The Painter ’s
Craft , at Telus Centre, Gallery A .
FAB Gallery Information
1-1 Fine Arts Building
89 Avenue & 112 Street
University of Al berta
Edmonton, Al berta T6G 2C9
780 -492-2081
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
S aturday: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Closed Sunday, Monday & statutory holidays
http://www.artdesign.ualberta.ca/en/FAB_Gallery
Hannah Gelderman and Megan Stein
Borys Tarasenko, Lucil le Frost
and Megan Warkentin
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3 Leaf Wellness Centre
3 Leaf Wellness Centre is a family-owned business
located in the west side of Edmonton. Their goal
is to create a positive experience for every person
who walks through their door. They recognize that
everyone is unique. Therefore they are committed to
finding out what one’s personal needs are; and then
create a treatment plan that best supports him or her.
ADHESION
Jill Ho-You
E xhibition: July 24 – August 4 & August 8 – 25
R eception: Thursday August 2 , 7:00 – 10:00 pm
T his exhibition is the final visual presentation for
ADHESION
An exhibition that showcased the printmaking thesis works done by Jill Ho-You.
the degree of Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking
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ADHESION
Jill Ho-You
This exhibition is the final visual presentation for
the degree of Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking
Exhibition: July 24 – August 4 & August 8 – 25
Reception: Thursday August 2
7:00 – 10:00 pm
1-1 Fine Arts Building | 89 Avenue & 112 Street
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
Canada T6G 2C9
This is what you’re carrying
wash your hands before it spreads
Rogers : giving customer a hard time
Hygiene Mission
In order to reveal an important condition that Rogers,
In order to catch public attention, I designed
the phone company hid, I integrated a poster into its big
a shocking enviornment in a public washroom
advertisement. This project proved that these compa-
to change people’s behavior.
nies can easily hide such terms from the general public.
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Graphic Art
From still life, figurative
to abstraction, painting
gave me the opportunity
to experience with color,
composition and mark
making. Addionally,
I see things more carefully and conceptually.
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Abstract Art
Practicing painting is important to my artistic and conceptual thinking.
Artist Statement
Planning and building a city allows me to challenge my
own notions of city and space. I was born and raised
in Hong Kong, one of the most populated cities in the
world. Having lived in this progressive and developed
city for two decades, I have noticed the disconnection
between people. Lacking physical contact and overrelying on technology, people lose their connection to
one another and can develop a strong resistance to the
city. In working with natural landscapes and cityscapes
allows me to investigate my love hate relationship
with the urban environment. As a result, scenery in
the countryside, from movies and literature become a
Utopia for me. This utopia clearly stands in contrast to
the imposing cityscape.
I paint with subjective landscapes in various forms: working progressively from small paintings to large paintings,
then carving and hole punching. The next step in my work
is the three dimensional realm. These interactions between
small and large; two dimensional and three dimensional
allow me to extend the possibility of painting, free from
the natural limitations of two dimensional work. Thus, the
idea of actualizing and preserving my visual world in these
interacting forms are significant to me.
Work
2008 – present
Graphic Designer, Publication Designer, Photographer, Illustrator
Independent Graphic Design (Freelance), selected clients
3 Leaf Wellness Centre, PrairieSeen, Royal Motocross, Story Bird Photography,
BFA 2012 Photography, Blair Brennan, Dick Der | Artist Photography (etc. . .)
2010 – present
Gallery Assistant, Graphic Designer, Visual Resources Assistant
Fine Arts Building Gallery, University of Alberta
Designing, sourcing & assisting in gallery projects related to preparation
(set-up of art exhibitions, digital & printed promotions, public relations),
Cataloguing exhibitions (photography, post-production, optimization)
Between Art and Design
2012 – 2013
Personally I cannot draw a fine line between art and design, the
two important subjects in my life. I tried integrating the skills
and thinking that I learned from fine art to design. The process
is challenging because it required a range of techniques, from
drawing and painting to photographing and photoshopping.
2012
Collaborative re-branding of non-profit organization identity and promotional
experience different ways to visualize, abstract and communicate
ideation for 2012 benefit showcase, Preparation of various printed materials
an idea. Often times, people are bored with what the trend is and
encourages me to be innovative, creative and original. Applying all those concepts, I believe that it will provide me a broader
range of potential in design.
Graphic Designer, Volunteer, Contributing Sponsor
Kinesis: Edmonton Choreographers Ball
Instead of wandering around the surface, fine art allows me to
expected to see exciting ideas. The in depth thinking in fine art
Graphic Designer
Justice and Solicitor General, Government of Alberta
Branding department's identity, Designing and photographing promotional
materials, Marketing strategization from concepts to final design
2012
Graphic Designer
Design Practicum, Primal Tribe
Drafting and illustrating graphics for promotional video project, Assisting in
branding and logo development for third-party client
Charles Yu Hiu Poon [email protected] 780 862 8312