Description:

This collectible phone card features a prominent globe design, symbolizing a global or multicultural theme. The artwork incorporates logos from well-known companies including Con Edison, Philip Morris, and Time Warner. The card is linked to the Caribbean Cultural Center and commemorates the event titled "Expressions '95," dated October 1995 in New York. The design blends these corporate logos with the concept of cultural festivals and the world, emphasizing multiculturalism.

The card’s layout presents the globe as the central visual element, surrounded by the corporate logos and text referencing the Caribbean Cultural Center and the event name "Expressions '95." The overall color scheme highlights the globe with clear representations of continents and a sense of earth and world unity. The branding and event details are set against a simple background that directs focus to the global and multicultural message of the card.

This phone card was produced in association with HT Technologies. It connects with cultural celebrations and corporate sponsorships seen during the mid-1990s in New York City, reflecting the collaboration between prominent companies and cultural institutions. The card’s design communicates a theme of global awareness and cultural expression through the combined imagery of the earth, logos, and event information.

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