Process Pamphlet: #5: Elaine Lopez designs exhibition graphics for we the People: Sam Maitin, presented by the Sachs Program for Arts Innovation at the University of Pennsylvania

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Process Pamphlet: #5: Elaine Lopez designs exhibition graphics for we the People: Sam Maitin, presented by the Sachs Program for Arts Innovation at the University of Pennsylvania

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Each issue of Process Pamphlets presents a single project from start to finish. Through emails, sketches, screenshots, drafts, and a first-person running narration, each issue aims to transparently show how things are made in the world; how people find work, initiate projects, organize, communicate, collaborate, negotiate, experiment, make, iterate, edit, distribute, document, and share.

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