by Helen Armstrong, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at Miami University Why do designers obsess about the future? Admit it. We do. In the after party of a recent conference—and why is this where all the best ideas bubble up?—this point was driven home by Bernard Canniffe of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. [...]
By Annabelle Gould, Associate Professor, VCD University of Washington This article was originally published in the Summer 2012 issue of ARCADE Magazine, a quarterly publication dedicated to architecture and design in the Northwest. Every spring a new group of undergraduates exits the Visual Communication Design program at the University of Washington. Three years of study [...]
The Design Educators Community hosted Successful Grantwriting and Fundraising, a pre-conference workshop October 9th at the AIGA Gain conference held this past week in San Francisco. The workshop was led by Shoshanah Goldberg-Miller, who has over twenty years of experience in nonprofit administration and corporate sponsorship, and teaches courses in cultural policy, media management, arts administration and grant writing at The New [...]
By Scott Hutchinson, UCLA Extension Visual Arts I was in a student-organized AIGA workshop in Los Angeles on Saturday, and was struck by a few things. (In addition to the name for the physical computing workshop: “Websites Suck, Make Something Real“) First, the workshop looked different. Each workstation had a tray of carefully layed out [...]
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