RMIT Gallery
Living Elvis is an RMIT Gallery contemporary art exhibition examining the legacy of The King in visual culture. Opening on the 30th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death, the exhibition combines wit and irony with thoughtful critique and an engagement with the ongoing legacy of Elvis in contemporary culture. Black and silver foil stamping on matte black paper sets the tone of the exhibition on the catalogue cover, with a handcrafted title suggestive of neon lettering. Lyrical typographic layouts support the presentation of the artworks.
