When GDG called designer Max Humphrey, the designer was leisurely sourcing at Portland, Oregon’s Schoolhouse Electric, a bespoke lighting, hardware and furniture gem to…
When GDG called designer Max Humphrey, the designer was leisurely sourcing at Portland, Oregon’s Schoolhouse Electric, a bespoke lighting, hardware and furniture gem to…
![“I’m really focused on connecting people to black culture, from the African continent to the Caribbean, from south to Central Asia, from Europe to America. [Black culture] hasn’t been recognized by an influencer or voice in the industry, so I decided to dedicate my practices to pull out these stories and I use pattern as a language to tell them.” -Malene Barnett, multidisciplinary artist •
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Continuing our Women in Design series, “You Can’t Spell Art Without Barnett” story is live on Go Design Go! Link in bio to read more.](http://scontent-lga3-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/c153.0.551.551a/s320x320/65499615_1123595414515090_890252304939498967_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=110&_nc_ohc=U33jZq19wRkAX8FCB8j&oh=fef61dce377b5fa27c1bef895025511a&oe=5EAF9AC9 "“I’m really focused on connecting people to black culture, from the African continent to the Caribbean, from south to Central Asia, from Europe to America. [Black culture] hasn’t been recognized by an influencer or voice in the industry, so I decided to dedicate my practices to pull out these stories and I use pattern as a language to tell them.” -Malene Barnett, multidisciplinary artist •
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Continuing our Women in Design series, “You Can’t Spell Art Without Barnett” story is live on Go Design Go! Link in bio to read more.")
