Marc is a graphic designer, artist, and design educator based in Washington, DC.

Marc Choi

Marc is a graphic designer, artist, and educator based in Washington, DC.

Marc is a graphic designer, artist, and educator whose work examines the role of visual design and communication in the production of personal and collective identities and the identities of shared environments. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design at The George Washington University.

His multidisciplinary practice encompasses analog and digital methods, limited-run prints and publications, and client-based projects. He is also a founder of Track and Field, a collaborative publishing initiative whose work often investigates the relationships among personal, public, and geographic histories within the popular American imagination.

Marc holds an MFA in Graphic Design from Rhode Island School of Design and a BFA in Graphic Design from James Madison University.

 

get in touch

📬 marcchoi2@gmail.com
📬 marc.choi@gwu.edu
👨🏻‍💻 linkedin.com/in/marcchoi


Portfolio

Creative Practice

Creative Practice

Client Work

Client Work


Happenings

 

With Dimitry Tetin and other panelists at Riso-Rama in March 2024.

  • National Gallery Nights
    Make a Zine, Make a Scene!
    Facilitator (with Eve Harclerode & Hung Nguyen)
    The National Gallery of Art
    Washington, D.C.
    November 2024

    Press Play
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Pioneer Works
    Brooklyn, NY
    December 2024

  • AIGA DC / DC Design Week
    "Portfoli-Yolo" Creative Review
    Speaker
    Corcoran School of the Arts & Design
    The George Washington University
    Washington, D.C.
    September 2024

    Seattle Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Washington Hall
    Seattle, WA
    May 2024

    Riso-Rama
    Exhibitor & Panelist (as Track and Field)
    The Weil Gallery at Texas A&M University
    Corpus Christi, TX
    March 2024

    Multiple Formats: Contemporary Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Boston University
    Boston, MA
    March 2024

    Books! Books! Books!
    Research + Practice: A Conversation Series

    Speaker (with Matt Eich and Yuri Long)
    Corcoran School of the Arts & Design
    The George Washington University
    Washington, D.C.
    March 2024

    Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
    Los Angeles, CA
    August 2023

    Artist Residency at Directangle Press
    Artist-in-Residence
    Bethlehem, NH
    July–August 2023

    Capital Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Eastern Market
    Washington, DC
    April 2023

    Multiple Formats: Contemporary Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Boston University
    Boston, MA
    March 2023

  • Detroit Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Trinosophes
    Detroit, MI
    October 2022

    Cincinnati Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    CampSITE Sculpture Park
    Cincinnati, OH
    August 2021

    Chicago Art Book Fair
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Chicago Athletic Association
    Chicago, IL
    November 2019

    Short Run Comix and Arts Festival
    Exhibitor (as Track and Field)
    Fisher Pavilion at Seattle Center
    Seattle, WA
    November 2018


Background

 
  • In addition to his independent creative practice, Marc served as a senior designer on the Experience Design team at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he helped develop strategies to expand the museum’s interactive capabilities and improve both the digital and physical visitor experiences. Notable projects include designing the virtual tour accompanying the Barbara Kruger exhibition, Thinking of You, I Mean Me, I Mean You, as well as visual design for The Language of Beauty in African Art and Morris and Company: The Business of Beauty. Previously, as a consulting designer and art director for The New York Times, he collaborated with teams across the organization to develop multi-channel marketing campaigns and digital product initiatives aimed at audience growth, engagement, and retention.

    Select clients: Condé Nast, J.Crew, Studio Ensemble Theatre, Film at Lincoln Center, the American Folk Art Museum, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Corcoran School of the Arts & Design, Rhode Island School of Design, Girls Write Now

  • Corcoran School of the Arts & Design
    The George Washington University
    Assistant Professor
    Washington, DC
    2022–Present

    School of Visual Concepts
    Instructor
    Seattle, WA
    2018–2019

    Maryland Institute College of Art
    Adjunct Professor
    Baltimore, MD
    2015–2017

    Parsons School of Design
    The New School
    Adjunct Professor
    New York, NY
    2013

    Rhode Island School of Design
    Instructor and Graduate Teaching Assistant
    Providence, RI
    2009–2011


© 2024 Marc Choi

 

Portrait by Michael King