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Blend - July 21, 2009 Event July 21, 2009 Mama's on the Half Shell

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Business & Breakfast - 9-22-2009 Event September 22, 2009 Stevenson University - Green Spring Campus Pavilion

Business & Breakfast Topic: Marketing Survival Strategies for the Attention Economy Presented by Jeremy Epstein Tuesday, September 22, 2009 7:30...

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Spec work is a 'caveat emptor': Recently the AIGA community has laid down the hard-line on spec work. Visit sites like AIGA's comments on the practice http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/position-spec-work , or for giggles find video discussions on it on YouTube for more... Comments (0) (Jun 15)

Hey There, Baltimore:: Over the past year, we've seen more evidence of the degree to which design is a common denominator in the Baltimore experience. Whether it's the seemingly unconnected: the reintroduction of the label "Baltimore" to the road jerseys of the Baltimore Orioles to thoughts about an event like The Hatch Show...
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News Updates

AIGA Baltimore Honors Barton Gillet and Ed Gold
AIGA Baltimore honored many of the pioneers of the Baltimore design community Thursday evening December 4, when the chapter hosted the event “Barton Gillet Retrospective and 50 years of Ed Gold.” This event held at the Brown Center at MICA featured a reunion and panel discussion among members of the renowned Baltimore design firm Barton Gillet, and the awarding of the first-ever AIGABaltimore Fellow medal to the firm’s creative director Ed Gold.

Pulp, Ink and Hops Recap
by Joe Augustyniak
Quick! Where could you find Superman and Batman, Homer Simpson, George Jetson and The Beatles, a few hundred great graphic designers, top-notch printers, paper, computer and imaging professionals all under one roof? You’d know if you were at this year’s Pulp, Ink and Hops (PIH)trade show held at the Geppi Entertainment Museum in Camden Yards.