Anya Aslanova
Creative & Marketing Manager
Indianapolis Art Center
A 2000 Anderson University Art+Design graduate in graphic design (and a marketing minor), Anya Aslanova serves as an art director at the Indianapolis Art Center, art directing and designing all elements of the Art Center's visual identity while managing a $300,000 marketing budget.
Aslanova's study of fine art greatly informs her graphic design work. Throughout her college career she explored different mediums to find the best communication method. Greatly influenced by those experiences, Aslanova continues in her professional career to incorporate unconventional printing methods and non-traditional materials in order to visually stimulate, challenge, and excite her audience and community at large.
While at her internship at the New York City design firm, emphas!s design inc., Aslanova had an invaluable opportunity to deepen her study, further exploring the function of visual communication in propaganda and mass media. This experience had a great impact on her work and played an imperative role in defining her as the visual communicator and designer she is today.
Aslanova was a recipient of the 2009 Pinnacle Award by the Public Relations Society of America for her design and marketing work for an international exhibition at the Art Center. She also has exhibited her art professionally.
Creative & Marketing Manager
Indianapolis Art Center
A 2000 Anderson University Art+Design graduate in graphic design (and a marketing minor), Anya Aslanova serves as an art director at the Indianapolis Art Center, art directing and designing all elements of the Art Center's visual identity while managing a $300,000 marketing budget.
Aslanova's study of fine art greatly informs her graphic design work. Throughout her college career she explored different mediums to find the best communication method. Greatly influenced by those experiences, Aslanova continues in her professional career to incorporate unconventional printing methods and non-traditional materials in order to visually stimulate, challenge, and excite her audience and community at large.
While at her internship at the New York City design firm, emphas!s design inc., Aslanova had an invaluable opportunity to deepen her study, further exploring the function of visual communication in propaganda and mass media. This experience had a great impact on her work and played an imperative role in defining her as the visual communicator and designer she is today.
Aslanova was a recipient of the 2009 Pinnacle Award by the Public Relations Society of America for her design and marketing work for an international exhibition at the Art Center. She also has exhibited her art professionally.
Anya Aslanova oversees The Indianapolis Art Center's visual identity.
