Selling the solution. In most cases, an exchange of money or time will be involved—between seller and buyer, creator and participant, sponsor and beneficiary. That process is greatly helped by design, so that people know ?what they?re buying,? and what it?s worth.

 


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STEP BACKGROUND
A series of press conferences and exhibitions travelled the Bay Area. The first exhibition opened at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. Limited edition signed poster sets were available as part of the fund-raising effort for the Olympic Games.

STEP OUTCOME
The exhibit below opened at the Art Museum of Los Gatos south of San Francisco in the town where Tharp's four-person design studio Tharp Did It has been located since 1975.

 

 

Poster exhibition
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Exhibition poster
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Submitted by:
Tharp Did It

Date:
October, 2003
 

Client Name:
BASOC

Project Name:
Olympic Bid Theme

Date Started:
March, 2002

Date Completed:
June, 2003

 
Project Team:

Mr. Tharp
Design Umpire / Designer
BASOC/Tharp Did It

Helen Mendel
Director of Marketing
BASOC

Tony Winnicker
Communicatins Director
BASOC

Jill Prestigiacomo
Designer
Tharp Did It