DI Exhibits
Design Innovation hosts several exhibits in both the DI Gallery and MuseLab located on the second floor of the DI HUB. Our exhibition spaces offer Kent State students, staff, faculty, alumni, and affiliates the opportunity to publicly display their artwork, design, research, or fabrication projects that emphasize cross-disciplinary collaborations and reflect the mission of the Design Innovation Initiative within the DI HUB.
Call for Exhibit Proposals: Spring 2024
Design Innovation is accepting exhibit proposals for installation in the DI Gallery and MuseLab for Spring 2024. The proposal process is open to all Kent State students, staff, faculty, alumni, and affiliates and offers the opportunity to publicly display artwork, design, research, or fabrication projects within the DI HUB. Exhibitions can be a work in progress, finished expression, example of technological or scientific innovations, or other project, but should emphasize cross-disciplinary collaborations and reflect the mission of the Design Innovation Initiative.
Fall 2023 Exhibits
You've Got Options: Typography, Poetry, Mental Health
Monday, November 13- Wednesday, December 13
The saying is, “If you need some place to be, you’ve got Options.” Options is a safe, welcoming space at Coleman Health Services. Coleman delivers mental health and substance abuse services to our community. In this show you can see an empathetic conversation about mental health and community through these poems and the students in Sanda Katila’s Typography II course. The exhibit represents a deeply interdisciplinary project that connects graphic design, creative writing, and mental health conversation through community-engaged practices. This exhibit is installed in both the DI Gallery and MuseLab.
You've Got Options: Typography, Poetry, Mental Health
Monday, November 13- Wednesday, December 13
The saying is, “If you need some place to be, you’ve got Options.” Options is a safe, welcoming space at Coleman Health Services. Coleman delivers mental health and substance abuse services to our community. In this show you can see an empathetic conversation about mental health and community through these poems and the students in Sanda Katila’s Typography II course. The exhibit represents a deeply interdisciplinary project that connects graphic design, creative writing, and mental health conversation through community-engaged practices. This exhibit is installed in both the DI Gallery and MuseLab.