UNO Celebrates Hispanic Marketing With A ‘Stereotype’.
September 4, 2004
UNO Branding in Minnesota, will celebrate the firm’s five year anniversary with an exhibit of its corporate and community pro bono communications work. The exhibit is entitled “Stereotype.”
Several UNO corporate and cultural Hispanic marketing projects to illustrate effective Latino communications — a colorful, vivid and expressive exhibit. It will be open every day, 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., from October 4-13, at the Mira Gallery in the Instituto de Cultura y Educacion (4137 Bloomington Ave. S.; Minneapolis, MN 55407). Mr. Fitch will host a
special reception on Sunday, October 10, from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m., to allow patrons to meet with the UNO design team and discuss its approach to Hispanic communication assignments.
UNO’s “Stereotype” exhibit will coincide with the opening of Cheech Marin’s touring Chicano art exhibit in Minneapolis. Target commissioned UNO to create all branding communications for the Chicano exhibit two years ago (at the tour’s inception). That work will be featured in the Stereotype exhibit.