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Duplessis then studied graphic design at Hampton University, where his father, Errol Duplessis, was a professor and aquatics director.

A rough timeline of Western graphic design from , including historical developments, art periods, and graphic designers.

A rough timeline of Western graphic design from , including historical developments, art periods, and graphic designers.

New York Times Magazine Design Director Arem Duplessis.

He earned a master's and doctorate from the University of Chicago, at a time when only less than 10% of all young people attended any type of.

This collection of posters documents individual as well as programmatic developments since the s and provides a chronological history of CalArts events.

Arem Duplessis Director of Photography: Kathy Ryan Art Director: Gail Bichler Deputy Art Director: Caleb Bennett Deputy Photo Editor: Joanna Milter Photo.

In the second semester of his freshman year, the school purchased an Apple Macintosh IIsi for the art department. “I fell in love immediately but I had to compete with 10 other students for computer time,” he recalls.

“I’d always sign up for the last time slot, which was generally around 9 p.m.” Duplessis worked throughout the night to learn how to use the technology.

Inspired by a speaker from Time-Life Books and her book designs, which “inspired the hell out of him,” he went on to graduate school at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn for communication design.

There, he experienced a new level of access—from various design disciplines to faculty like lettering master Tony DiSpigna, the trappings of a major city, and, to his delight, a computer lab boasting rows of Macs.

It was at Pratt’s employment office where he found his first job, advertise