MARCH 2005
MARCH 2005 |
The print version of GDUSA is ranked #1 by professional designers for keeping the community connected. In that spirit, here is a monthly update of events. Please send news, events, projects, new hires, milestones for the magazine or eGDUSA. We like hearing from you. Gordon Kaye, editor/publisher |
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UPCOMING EVENTS Houston, TX: March 18 AIGA Houston plays cupid as it seeks to Boston MA: March 31 Creatas presents a half-day Big Brand Theory seminar focusing on the backstory behind the best brands, on trends that affect trademarks, and on the evolving role that emotional connections play in a brand’s success. Several important branding speakers are lined up for the occasion. Contact: www.creatas.com/bbt/ San Diego CA: April 1-2 Experience + Explore + Expand is a design conference sponsored by the San Diego chapter of AIGA. Presenters will include many leading events including Michael Vanderbyl, Armin Vit, Gaby Brink, Doyald Young, Michael Osborne, Theresa Ryle and others. Contact: sandiego.aiga.org/ Philadelphia PA: April 1-17 Many events comprise DesignPhiladelphia, a citywide celebration and festival spotlighting more than 65 retailers, galleries, restaurants, museums and professional associations, producing gallery tours, public lectures, exhibitions fashion shows and workshops. Contact: www.designphiladelphia.org New York NY: April 12 Each year, the National Conference for Community and Justice honor a leader in the paper industry with a Humanitarian Award. This year, the award goes to Arthur M. Keleher and it will be presented at a dinner at The Hilton New York scheduled for April 12 to coincide with the American Forest & Paper Association convention. The honoree is former president and ceo, Frank Parsons Paper, and the event co-chairs are William Frohlich of NPTA and Tim Needham of Smart Papers. Contact: 212.545.1300 x 234 Chicago IL: April 14-15 Creating The Perfect Design Brief. It’s a Design Management Institute seminar taught by management expert Peter Phillips. Who should own or take accountability for a design brief? When should they be use? What goes into a well-crafted brief? Why can a design brief enhance creativity? Contact: www.dmi.org/seminars |
Boston MA: April 21 The Printing Industries of New England trade association is hosting the one-day event, which aims to provide professionals who purchase print or print-related services with a deeper understanding of emerging technologies and trends that strengthen the value of print. Seminars, panels, exhibits and a keynote by Nancy Harhut of Hill Holliday are on the agenda. There is no charge to attend, but preregistration is a must. Contact: www.pine.org New York NY: April 21 Designer Day is part of the Association of Graphic Communications’ 63rd Annual Graphic Arts Awards Exhibition. The Association serves New York and New Jersey. An awards exhibition and a seminar for designers and print buyers are featured. Contact: 212.279.2100 or Seattle WA: April 29-May 1 The annual meeting of the Picture Archive Council of America. The rejuvenated nonprofit association of stock archives has lots of informational and educational events planned including a presentation by Adobe and a special panel discussion sponsored and coordinated by Getty Images. Cathy Aron is PACA’s executive director and Chris Ferrone is president. Contact: www.pacaoffice.org New York NY: April 29–30 Move: Stories in Motion is the theme of a two day AIGA New York Chapter design conference that hopes to “explode the definition of motion graphics and expand the boundaries of storytelling.” The event showcases work by artists, filmmakers, designers, music-video directors, VJs, musicians and EFX wizards. Contact: www.newyork.aiga.org Los Angeles CA: May 4 Skate & Surf is the theme of the annual Patrons’ Night party and tradeshow sponsored by the LA Chapter of the AIGA. This thank you to sponsors and supporters features an assortment of industry vendors, plus a demonstration of skateboard tricks and an auction of designer surfboards. Contact: www.aigalosangeles.org |
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Kaye Publishing Corporation, 2005 |
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