Talk by Rinke

The School of Art and the School of Design presents a talk by Shelby Rinke on March 24, 6-7 p.m., Rm. 109, McCarty Auditorium, and by zoom. In their talk, Enthusiastic Design, Rinke will discuss self-discovery and finding joy in the formative years of a career. The talk is open to everyone in the Art + Architecture Building and the public.

Meet Shelby Rinke

Shelby Rinke is a designer, illustrator and all-around color enthusiast who is currently based in sunny Arizona. Their work is consistently described as fun, vibrant and colorful. Shelby loves contributing to projects that tell a story and spread joy. Bonus points if there’s humor involved. In addition to collaborating with brands, they create independent comics and zines that feature LGBTQ+ characters and themes. Aside from working on rad projects, you can find Shelby kayaking, watching space documentaries or cuddling their rescue dog, Harvey. Learn more about Rinke.

This event is sponsored by the School of Art in the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Design in the College of Architecture and Design and is in conjunction with the Ewing Gallery’s 75th Annual Student Art Competition. Rinke served as the juror for the graphic design division of the competition.

Zoom Registration Link

The talk is free, and visitors are asked to follow all current guidelines regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. We strongly encourage visitors and our college community to wear masks.

The health of our Volunteer family and the surrounding communities remains our top priority. Due to COVID-19, events in our college are subject to change. Please familiarize yourself with the current COVID-19 protocols on campus. For last-minute changes to this event, check this page as well as the college’s Facebook page.