Join us on Friday, October 7th at 6:00PM to commemorate 20 years of the founding of the first AIGA chapter at an HBCU (Historically Black College and University). This exhibition is also a testament to the graduates' accomplishments and the rigor of a liberal arts education at Morgan State University. Their talent is evident as one journeys through the exhibition.

Thanks to the support of the AIGA, passionate faculty, and the enriching HBCU experience these Morganites continued to upskill and lead successful design careers in a challenging industry. AIGA MSU Student Chapter continues to support students today and allows alumni to give back to the community that birthed it. We look forward to the next cadre of alumni that emerges from the chapter into the design field. AIGA, the professional association for design, is the largest in the United States. MSU Student Chapter graduates with a degree in Graphic Design created the commemorative art in this exhibition with "20" as the theme.

Featured designers:

Raphael Davison, Tricia Dukhie, Eileen Eldridge, Paul Herring, Emmanuel Hightower, Erika Johnson, Jerry Jones, Terry Plater, Carlee West, and Brandon Young.

Tickets:

This event is free and open to the public.

Accessibility

If you need any accommodations to fully access the event, please get in touch with us by October 5th at: info@baltimore.aiga.org.

COVID-19 is hard to predict: What happens if in-person events need to be canceled?

When possible, in-person events will be moved to Zoom. As a part of the AIGA Morgan State 20 exhibition, a virtual experience has also been prepared.

Code of Conduct

AIGA Baltimore expects that all attendees treat each other with respect, openness, and in adherence to the guidelines specified in AIGA’s Code of Conduct

Baltimore Design Month

This event is a part of Baltimore Design Month 2022. Check out the full calendar.