work riso
Deltaworkers Posters 2015—2021
2015

Creating a modular system of elements for the purpose of making quick and particularly off-looking posters [for the New Orleans landscape, at least] with no budget, and to be easily produced same-day, in-house on our Risograph, was the goal of this ongoing poster series for events in the Deltaworkers artist residency program.

2015. Photo courtesy of Deltaworkers

Client: Deltaworkers
Reseach-based International Artist Residency
New Orleans, LA

deltaworkers.org

In-house Risograph Printing
2-color on various stock
11 x 17 in.

Title, date, time, and location with a large image were the most important parts of the communication of the event posters. There was also to be a large amount of information in the form of artist biographies, project explanations, and sponsor logos. We decided to use the Deltaworker logo we created, as the main focal point, giving a bit of depth, dimension, and something to tell it apart from all other posters, which tend toward the typical look of venue listings for the tourist scene. We wanted something bold and recognizable, so this was the solution we found, that required little effort in updates, but kept a certain synchronicity in association with the other posters.

In compiling this site and seeing all of these posters together gives me an overall nice feeling. I imagine it is rare to have an opportunity to work on a set of cultural posters for this many years and able to print them as well and so for this, I am grateful.

2016. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2020-21 Posters
2016. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2019 Posters
2015. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2016. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2018. Photo by Io Cooman
2018 Posters
Alexandra Martens Serrano, part of our ‘Business Dealings’ photo series.
Alma Mathijsen, part of our ‘Business Dealings’ photo series.
2015. Photo courtesy of Deltaworkers
2016. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2016 Posters
2015. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2016 Posters
Oliver Bulas in front of Parse Gallery
2015. Photo by Leah Meltzer
2015 Posters
2016. Photo by Leah Meltzer