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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jon KeyPublisher: Levine Querido Imprint: Levine Querido Dimensions: Width: 17.80cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 24.10cm ISBN: 9781646143764ISBN 10: 1646143760 Pages: 448 Publication Date: 19 December 2024 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews""I am so thankful that a book like Black, Queer Untold exists. Jon blends his own story as a graphic designer--a Black, queer Southerner after my own heart--as he invites us to reconsider the import of and impact design has on the way we remember and celebrate... This is a book full of love for the many histories that we carry with us at all times, for the many names we might whisper whenever we enter a room."" - Jessica Lynne ""Jon Key's Black Queer, and Untold is a beautiful and glowing conduit of queer Black visual and cultural knowledge... Jon's genius as design researcher, writer, artist and book designer is that everything comes from a place of generosity. Y'all need to snap this book up!"" - Silas Munro [STAR] ""Exhaustive research and sensitive portrayals reveal new facets of historical works...as well as projects by modern-day artists and designers. The final entry calls on readers to seek out, preserve, and appreciate the contributions of marginalized artists. A thoughtful culmination of research, written with emotional intensity. A necessary purchase."" - Library Journal (starred) ""This wildly impressive feat of research outlines a Black, queer history of art and design, dating all the way back to the 19th century. The book also represents author and graphic designer Jon Key's effort to situate himself in the history of American visual culture, from which Black queer contributions have too often been erased."" - them “This wildly impressive feat of research outlines a Black, queer history of art and design, dating all the way back to the 19th century. The book also represents author and graphic designer Jon Key’s effort to situate himself in the history of American visual culture, from which Black queer contributions have too often been erased.” – them ""Jon Key’s Black Queer, and Untold is a beautiful and glowing conduit of queer Black visual and cultural knowledge... Jon’s genius as design researcher, writer, artist and book designer is that everything comes from a place of generosity. Y’all need to snap this book up!"" – Silas Munro [STAR] “Exhaustive research and sensitive portrayals reveal new facets of historical works…as well as projects by modern-day artists and designers. The final entry calls on readers to seek out, preserve, and appreciate the contributions of marginalized artists. A thoughtful culmination of research, written with emotional intensity. A necessary purchase.” – Library Journal (starred) ""I am so thankful that a book like Black, Queer Untold exists. Jon blends his own story as a graphic designer—a Black, queer Southerner after my own heart—as he invites us to reconsider the import of and impact design has on the way we remember and celebrate... This is a book full of love for the many histories that we carry with us at all times, for the many names we might whisper whenever we enter a room."" – Jessica Lynne Author InformationJon(athan) Key is an artist, designer, and writer originally from Seale, Alabama. After receiving his BFA from RISD, Jon began his design career at Grey Advertising in NYC before moving on to work with HBO, Nickelodeon, and The Public Theater. Now he is co-founder of the Brooklyn–based design studio Morcos Key with Wael Morcos. As an educator, Jon has taught at MICA, Parsons, and currently teaches at Cooper Union and SVA. Jon is also a Co-Founder and Design Director of Codify Art, a multidisciplinary collective dedicated to creating, producing, supporting, and showcasing work by artists of color, particularly women, queer, and trans artists of color. Jon was selected for Forbes 30 under 30 Art and Style list for 2020 and was the Frank Staton Chair in Graphic Design at Cooper Union 2018-2019. His work has been featured in Jeffery Deitch Gallery NYC, the Armory Show, The New York Times, and The Atlantic. Jon holds an MA in Design Research, Writing and Criticism from SVA. His writing has been featured in publications such as The Washington Post, The Black Experience in Design and AIGA. Website: http://morcoskey.com/ Instagram: @jkey13 Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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