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FEBRUARY 2006 |
Graphic Design USA's redesigned website goes live this week. Take a look when you have a moment for news, people, events, reader services, archives and our controversial 500th issue poll ranking your favorite designers, art directors, design firms and agencies... |
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Houston TX: Joe Duffy: Designing Your Brand Apart, February 22 at Historical Heights Fire Station Joe Duffy researched the most effective branding case histories for his new book "e;Designing Your Brand Apart."e; In this event hosted by the AIGA Houston, he reveals the inside story on the branding successes of companies such as Nike, Harley Davidson, Citibank and Starbucks. Contact: aigahouston.org Boston MA: Living In Motion, Hosted by Ellen Lupton, February 23 at The Institute of Contemporary Art, 955 Boylston Street The AIGA Boston and Institute of Contemporary Arts. Inspired by its exhibition "e;Living in Motion: Design and Architecture for Flexible Dwelling,"e; curator Ellen Lupton and designers Bill Stewart and Gian Pangaro from IDEO will discuss how designers address a world in motion. Contact: www.icaboston.org Seattle WA: Bal Masque: A Northwest Take on Mardi Gras, February 24 at the Fisher Pavillion AIGA Seattle combines their annual membership party and Design-o-Rama. While you sip on cocktails and nibble on hors d'oeuvres, vendors will showcase new product and services and donations will be accepted for the New Orleans creative community. Contact: www.aigaseattle.org Washington DC: Good Design is Smart Business 9, February 28 at the Carnegie Institution, 1530 P St. NW Ed Gold, professor at the University of Maryland, discusses sports design with two top designers in the field: Todd Radom of Radom Designs and Marcus Stephens of Under Armour. Madison NJ: The InSource Spring Breakfast Event, March 1 at Wyeth Tap into real-world strategies that corporate creative managers need to manage today's challenges. Sponsored by InSource, the most important new organization for the advancement of the corporate inhouse design business. Contact: in-source.org New York NY: Caples Awards, March 2 at Metropolitan Pavillion, 125 West 18 Street, Manhattan The John Caples International competition and ceremony awards individual members of direct and interactive marketing teams. Tickets are required for the ceremony. Xerox, Direct Marketing Association and Draft are among key sponsors. Contact: www.caples.org Atlanta GA: Work Shop Series: Press Checks Part 1, March 2 at The Creative Circus, 812 Lambert Drive NE 8:30 am Breakfast, 9am Program. This AIGA Atlanta workshop will start with an interactive discussion on color proofing, press check and quality standardization. Directed towards creatives, production and print buyers. Contact: www.aiga-atl.org |
Kansas City MO, Another '60s Revolution, March 10 at Kansas City Art Institute This one day symposium and exhibition presents three legendary designers who joined Rob Roy Kelly in the '60s to trigger the seismic Swiss revolution in American graphic design. Contact: another60srevolution.com Boston MA: Graphic Communications Day, New England, March 22 at Boston Marriott Copley Plaza This is a one day celebration of print including technical seminars, keynote addresses, and 50 exhibitors from the print manufacturing supply chain. Cap off the afternoon with a networking seminar. No cost to qualified print buyers, but preregistration is a must. Contact: www.pine.org New York NY: P3 Luminaire Awards, March 23 at the Pierre Hotel The Luminaire Award recognizes outstanding achievements and personal dedication of five people in the graphic arts community. P3 is New York metro area's nonprofit professional and educational organization. Contact: p3-ny.com New York NY: GROW: Design for Sustainability, March 25 at Lighthouse International, 111 E. 59 St. This AIGA New York summit explores the question of what is the role of design in making sustainable growth possible and preferable to the alternative. Contact: aigany.org New York NY: Fashion In Colors, Through March 26 at Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, 2 East 91 Street, New York NY The exhibition "e;Fashion in Colors,"e; is organized by the Kyoto Costume Institute (KCI) Japan. It explores color as a design element through 300 years of Western fashion. Contact: www.cooperhewitt.org Philadelphia PA: DesignPhiladelphia April 1-April 9 at various sites Philadelphia's Spring Citywide Design Initiative makes the city an arena of exhibitions, lectures, graphic design studio and gallery tours, book signings, parties and workshops, all under the DesignPhiladelphia Banner. Contact: www.designphiladelphia.org Chicago IL: Picturehouse Chicago April 6 at Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center An intimate and friendly way for art directors, designers and other photo buyers to see many of the top stock visual agencies all in one place. Contact: www.picturehouse.org/chicago New York NY: Surtex, May 21-23 at The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Over 370 exhibitors set up on two floors, selling and licensing diverse art and design for all kinds of products and merchandising. Exhibitors include top artists, designers, studios and licensing firms. Contact: surtex.com |
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If you missed our 500th Issue reader poll of the greatest graphic designers of the era, you can see it now at www.gdusa.com. And if you missed all the free information and samples that advertisers offered in that issue, you can still request them by downloading and faxing back the attached PDF form... | |||
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