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Emerging Designers Show Their Best Work at AIGA Boston’s 2019 Portfolio Review

by Bernie Smigel \ May 29, 2019

On Sunday, May 28, 2019, novice and seasoned designers alike gathered at the Lunder Arts Center in Cambridge for AIGA Boston’s Annual Portfolio Review.

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AIGA Member Special: The Design of Business | The Business of Design 2nd annual conference, Sep 14-15

by chiranit \ May 19, 2019

AIGA Boston is partnering with Design Observer to offer our members 20% off tickets to The Design of Business | The Business of Design Conference at MIT.

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The Surprising First Steps for Building Diverse Teams

by Sarah Lincoln \ May 15, 2019

We hosted our newest event series Design for Hire at Arnold Worldwide in April. Demystifying Diverse Hiring, highlighted the challenges and offered a framework to recruit diverse talent.

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AIGA Boston Kicks Off 2019 Mentorship Program With Character Strength Workshop

by Bernie Smigel \ April 11, 2019

AIGA Boston kicked off its 2019 Mentorship Program on Tuesday, March 5. Over 40 pairs of mentees and mentors participated in the workshop-style event.

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EMERGE AIGA BOSTON PORTFOLIO REVIEW: For Students and Young Professionals (0-5 Years)

by AIGA Boston \ April 4, 2019

The AIGA Boston Portfolio Review is open to all design students at undergraduate/graduate levels and working professionals with 0-5 years of experience.

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A Practical Talk: Transitioning from Design to UX

by Contributing AIGA community writer: Ben Libby Founder & CCO, Black Bear Creative Studio LLC Peer Reviewed and Edited by: Sarah Croughwell Lincoln VP of Communications, AIGA Boston + Amy Parker, Director of EMERGE, AIGA Boston Design Director + Co-founder, Woods Creative LLC \ February 27, 2019

On December 10th, 2018, the AIGA community joined Alex Carr, Creative Director at MAARK, and IBM’s User Experience Director, Gorham Palmer at IBM Cambridge. Both Creatives shared strategies on how they turned their BFA design backgrounds into a unique User Experience design career.

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2019 AIGA Boston Mentorship Program

by AIGA Boston \ December 16, 2018

The AIGA Boston Mentorship Program welcomes creative professionals from across disciplines. We are committed to providing mentorship to design students, emerging designers, and seasoned professionals.

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Give the gift of AIGA membership this holiday season

by AIGA Boston \ December 10, 2018

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How to Make the Cut: A conversation with Aaron Belyea, of Alphabet Arm Design and New Balance, on building brands

by Chris Bransfield, Experience Director | Co-Founder of Woods Creative \ December 10, 2018

A room full of designers, agency folk, marketers and the overall curious assembled at 321 Summer Street at a joint fab@CIC and AIGA-Boston event earlier this fall to hear Aaron engage in an insightful Q&A about his career background and portfolio of work.

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by AIGA Boston \ December 10, 2018

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We launched a Podcast!

by AIGA Boston \ October 28, 2018

Today, Boston (and the surrounding area) has a lot to offer designers. No matter if you are interested in the tradition of print, cutting edge of healthcare technology, design plus travel, and even beyond that, design intersects all of it. We want to share the stories of the people making that work.

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The Design of Horror : The Poster

by Michael Coleman \ October 23, 2018

Film viewers, in the days before the internet, had to rely on posters hung outside a theater to relay much of a movie’s information. The designers of these posters had to create stunning imagery that would grab their audiences’ attention — not an easy task when set afloat into a sea of competing movie titles.