Rare Primary Flight Promotional PR Package - outstanding Miami graphic design for Sale

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Rare Primary Flight Promotional PR Package - outstanding Miami graphic design:
$49.95

Rare Primary Flight Promotional PR Package - outstanding Miami graphic design
You should not be able to purchase this. It belongs in a Miami Graphic Design Museum. Except there isn't one. After almost 50 years of collecting, I have so much graphic design ephemera, that despite my reticence to scatter it to the winds of fate, the least I can do is make it available to those who might appreciate its value and place in graphic design history.
Measures 4" x 6" x .375" WT: 1.5 ounces
Making graphic design matter! When a business card is meant to be more than a forgettable leave behind.
The die-cut project included, a 1/16th inch thick gold foil embossed and matching gold-edge business card, a miniature kitschy "Hello badge" label pin mounted on a also gold embossed and gold edge backing, both fitting into a corrugated holder, and wrapped in a natural parchment-like heavy stock with die-cut Primary Flight logo. Definitely not going to be filed away to be forgotten with other business cards. Over designed? Not if the objective is that the first impression is the most lasting. PRIMARY Flight (and Primary Projects) was a context and research-driven curatorial collective with a focus on public arts. Most recently located in Little River, Miami, their private residence explores modern ideas on the subject of live/work connecting new voices in contemporary art with growing audiences and collections.
Historically, Primary Flight was the first organization to take an entire art district, roughly 30 blocks x 5 blocks worth of previously occupied industrial factories, and envision the available concrete landscape as an open air museum. In 2007, Primary Flight invited 35 artists to paint on strategically located walls throughout the Wynwood Arts District and Miami Design District, maps were circulated, inviting patrons to experience an art form, known for its secrecy, live in the streets of Miami over a five day period.
The opportunity to ask questions, press palms, and experience these works in motion solidified the success of Primary Flight, allowing it to expand to 80 artists in 2008, 150 artists in 2009, and become a cultural phenomenon by 2010. This spawned a full time exhibition space, Primary Projects, in the Miami Design District and the success that year powered the project to continued expansion, gracing Miami with some of her largest and most powerful murals to date.
Coming from humble beginnings and a strong work ethic, Primary came to understand that the development of a city, the filtration of its inhabitants, is not just guided by the streets, the signs, and the advertisements, but by the art and design that accompanies every view along the journey. The business model that makes up "Primary", has influenced many mural programs around the globe, inspiring a new age of urban curators to seize the concrete canvases of their city and develop public arts in a way that the world has yet to experience.
Primary continuously developed new projects, positioning themselves at the center of Miami Art and Culture, expanding outside of their tropical paradise while priding themselves on developing programs that embrace original, thought provoking content year round.
In 2006, three budding artists took it upon themselves to establish an outdoor gallery in the then-isolated warehouse district known as Wynwood. They negotiated with landlords, begged fellow artists to contribute, and battled the city to make it happen. Typoe Gran was one of the three. He, Books Bischof, and Cristina Gonzalez called themselves Primary Flight. “We hustled day and night to get each and every wall—it was a full-time job,” says the artist now known simply as Typoe. “We had no idea that it was going to be a catalyst for gentrification.”
All measurements though carefully taken should be considered approximate
Please see and examine all pictures for details, they are considered part of the descriptionItems are sold “AS IS” and NO RETURNS unless otherwise listed with conditionsWe used recycled boxes to help keep shipping rates as low as possible, we will always try to use suitable boxes for your item, but may have company logos, writings, or markings.
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