Andrew Byron, Ed Fella and Sunook Park
October 24–December 19, 12:00 PM–8:00 PM
Andlab, 600 Moulton Avenue #303 Los Angeles, California 90031
This exhibition looks at the typographic work of three Los Angeles–based artist-designer-educators, and investigates the elastic and sometimes slippery relationship of language, form and meaning, in type.
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