"Concerto in Due Quartetti" (Translation: Concert in two quartettes - Mr. Hogan's swing sequence) created by Ginna Namnum for the Ben Hogan Foundation.

Ginna Namnum

Ginna Namnum is a graphic designer from Anahuac University (Suma Cum Laude) with a Masters in Graphic Communications Management and Techonology from New York University (Valedictorian). She is a previous recipient of the Prism Award (New York) for achieving excellence in the arts of graphic design.  She has lived in Mexico City, New York and Paris, France.  She is mother of 2 sons, an avid golfer, competes in marathons and triathlons.

Namnum is passionate about the importance of preserving the cultures of pre-Hispanic groups in America and has published photo-journalism books about their richness and diversity. She serves on the board of Mazahui, a non-profit association that supports the legal rights and education of Mazahuas, pre-hispanic Indians in Central America.     Ms. Ginna Namnum has been asked by renowned interior designers to create center-pieces of exclusive restaurants in Eastern Europe, Mexico City, the Middle East and Miami, FL (some pictured below).  In addition to painting, she designs visually rich corporate annual reports (including Cunningham Graphics Intl., Televisa - the largest Spanish-language media company in the world, and NPO's such as the Center for Environmental Rights).