The New York chapter of the Graphic Artists Guild is presents Sustainability & Green Design for Creatives
The event will feature a panel with representatives from The Vox Collective, the Lowe-Martin Group, Mohawk Paper, and Pratt’s Director of Sustainability.
Thursday, October 16th
7-9PM
Pratt Institute Manhattan Campus
144 West 14th Street, Room 203
more info
Luke Wolagiewicz sent some lovely postcards from across the pond recently. Cancelled postage from Europe always looks good.
See Luke’s powerful photojournalism at Wolagiewicz.com
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Tonight starting at 7pm, I’ll be live blogging from Designism 3.0 at the Art Directors Club in New York City.
A few updates may trickle in early from the Ideas That Matter exhibition reception prior to the main event.
Will you be at ADC tonight? Be sure to say “hi!”
Citizen Scholar enthusiastically invites you to join us for Race for the Cure NYC on Sunday September 14th, 2008.
Join The Amazing Project team or give a gift to Race for the Cure, and accompany our friends from the design community and beyond in celebrating the work of the Susan G. Komen Foundation to run breast cancer out of town.
Steven Heller highlights the ICON 5 podcasts in The Daily Heller at PRINT Magazine.
A lens into the current thinking at Citizen Scholar: just follow citizenscholar on Twitter.
We produced a series of 5 podcasts for ICON 5, The Illustration Conference. Head over to the ICON site to hear Steven Heller in conversation with:
Many thanks to Scott Hirsch for contributing is audio expertise and Cars & Trains for supplying tracks from Rusty String to set the aural stage.
If you’re in New York City this evening, please do come spend some good time on the rooftop of The Delancy where I’ll be joining some other wonderful contributors to this year’s Field-Tested Books in a reading event certain to delight.
Readings begin at 7pm EST.
In 2003, Chicago-based design firm Coudal Partners launched Field-Tested Books, a charming project that collects reviews of books which were influenced by the reading locale.
This year’s edition, the third in the series features 143 reviews from more than 90 contributors including yours truly. I’m super-jazzed to be in such good company.
As a rockin’ thanks, Coudal sent over a print from the limited edition celebrating the series, designed by John Solimine of Spike Press. She’s a beaut.
Fresh on the heels of the whole project’s launch, Coudal began offering the book reviews in, you guessed it, book form today. Pick up a copy for only $17. I look forward to getting my hands on one. You can pick up the lovely poster too.