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The Works of Rick Griffith
Exhibitions/Lectures/Teaching
Refresh Denver 2018
Refresh Denver is a community of designers, developers, and other internet professionals working to refresh the creative, technical, and professional culture of their trades in Denver.
Tilt West Panel Discussions
Tilt West roundtables are unmoderated, non-hierarchical discussions on pre-determined topics. Each discussion is kicked off by a prompter who frames the topic briefly.
BTW / Collages, Assemblages and Prints
BTW / Collages, Assemblages and Prints employs collage cutouts from magazines and graphic interventions in the style of Constructivism.
Typeforce7
Curated by Ed Marzsewski & Dawn Hancock.
TedxBoulder: The Value and Importance of Conflict
Why do we approach conflict as if it is offensive, how has it contributed to a healthy viewpoint which make sense to mindful people trying to make change?
Roski Talks: Rick Griffith
Rick Griffith kicks off the 2015 Roski Lecture Series.
Optimism is Aware of Cynicism
Rick talks at Montana State University about design for good as a model of professional practices.
Creative Mornings: ‘The Future of Art Education’
Rick talks with us about his experiences both as a designer and as an educator, and ponders what the future of education looks like for Creatives in Denver.
AIGACO25 Exhibit
Design is a process, not an end result. It’s a way of approaching problems that lead to purposeful action.
Shut Up and Eat Your Rick Griffith
What does typography mean to you?
Design Lab
Rick Griffith occupies the Denver Art Museum and conducts business in the space; client meetings, printings, collages and job interviews.
Wood Type, Evolved
Curated by April Sheridan and Nick Sherman
TedxBoulder: What I Learned in Third Grade
Griffith discusses the importance of education and becoming involved while there is still time.
Pressed
An Exhibition of Letterpress Printed Ephemera and Symposium
Manifest Hope / Unconventional Convention
The Manifest Hope Gallery spotlighted artists nationally who use their voices to amplify and motivate the grass roots movement surrounding the Obama Campaign.
Better
Better was a unique project that explored the diverse ways that judgments are represented on paper.