AIGA 3rd Annual Northwest Student Exhibition /

AIGA 3rd Annual Northwest Student Exhibition

in conjunction with Reality Check/2010

Design students: Want your design work to be seen not only by the public but also by an audience of some of the best art directors and designers in the Northwest? If so, enter your work in this year’s annual exhibit of student work, on view leading up to AIGA’s Reality Check/2010 portfolio reviews, Saturday, April 24. The show will not only give you a chance to view each other’s work, but also offers you a chance to get your work in front of all the roughly 100 professionals who will be reviewing portfolios at Reality Check, not just the ones you review with. Prizes will be awarded to the three students in the exhibition whose work makes the greatest impression on the professionals.

Grand prize
3-month paid internship at Starbucks Creative Group. All three winners (1st, 2nd, 3rd place) will interview at Starbucks; one student will then be selected for the Grand Prize internship.

1st place
Informational interviews and private studio tours at Turnstyle, Starbucks, and WongDoody.
Free AIGA Membership for 1 year, sponsored by Methodologie.
Winning design piece published on the AIGA Seattle website.
Design books to add to your personal library of resources.

2nd place
Informational interviews and private studio tours at Starbucks and WongDoody.
Free AIGA Membership for 1 year, sponsored by POP.
Winning piece published on the AIGA Seattle website.
Design books to add to your personal library of resources.

3rd place
Informational interview and private studio tour at Starbucks.
Free AIGA Membership for 1 year, sponsored by Tether.
Winning piece published on the AIGA Seattle website.
Design books to add to your personal library of resources.

Exhibition dates and announcement of winners
The annual AIGA Student Exhibition will be on display from Monday, April 19 through the end of the Student Exhibition Reception at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 24. Prize winners will be announced at 12:45.

Exhibition rules

  • Only AIGA Student Members are eligible to submit work for the show.
  • Submit only one 2-dimensional solution mounted on black board. (You’re welcome to show multiple elements of a single campaign, however, as long as they fit on a single board.) Only work neatly mounted on black board will be accepted.
  • Please include on the back of the board: student name, contact information (email and phone number), name of college or university, and a brief project description.
  • Please send mounted work to Seattle Pacific University: 3307 Third Avenue West, Suite 309, Seattle, WA 98119-1957, to the attention of Professor Karen Gutowsky or deliver work to the SPU Art Center, 3 West Cremona, Seattle.
  • All work must be received at the SPU Art Center no later than 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 14.
  • The three prize winners, selected by the design professionals reviewing at Reality Check 2010, will be announced during the reception after Reality Check.
  • You are responsible for picking up your own work at the end of the exhibition. SPU Art Center is not responsible for return shipping. Please plan to pick up all work immediately after 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 24.
  • If you have any questions, please email Karen Gutowsky at kgz@spu.edu.
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Mon / 04.19.10

12:00AM - 12:00AM
Art Center Gallery at Seattle Pacific University

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We warmly thank our AIGA Membership prize sponsors:

  • Starbucks Global Creative is an in-house collective of passionate, world-renowned talent who strive to win the hearts and minds of people around the world through distinctive, artful, and meaningful expressions of the Starbucks brand.
  • Methodologie is a communications strategy firm helping corporate leaders connect with their most important audiences.
  • POP is a leading digital agency that crafts experiences for the web, mobile devices, and emerging digital platforms for Fortune 1000 brands.
  • Tether is passionate about one thing: telling stories that matter — through branding, advertising, print, retail, digital, products, entertainment, packaging.