Rick Valicenti

Rick Valicenti

Rick Valicenti left the Design Partnership and Bruce Beck's mentorship in 1981 to begin R.Valicenti Design on April Fool's Day. In 1988 he renamed his design studio Thirst (3st) putting a focus on what he referred to as "art with function". By 1991, Valicenti was practicing from a loft space on Blackhawk Street. Having secured representation in Japan, Valicenti was working with Shiseido and exhibiting solo at the venerable GGG and DDD Galleries in Tokyo and Osaka respectively. 27 Chicago Designer member 1986-1991. STA President 1981, Fellow 1986, Honorary Member. AIGA Chicago Fellow 2004. AIGA Medalist 2006

1991

 

16C-214_Wright logotype_Rick Valicenti
16C-217a-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217b-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217c-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217d-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217e-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217f-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217g-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217h-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217i-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217j-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217k-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217l-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217m-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217n-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217o-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217p-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
16C-217q-CHGO DSGN Exhibit 2014-Valicenti
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18I-19_G is for Morton & Mille Goldscholl_Rick Valicenti
21A-26a_Poetry Foundation: An Open Door to Poetry_Elizabeth Burke-Dain/Rick Valicenti
21A-26b_Poetry Foundation: An Open Door to Poetry_Elizabeth Burke-Dain/Rick Valicenti