AIGA/LA Events — November 2004 Archives

Event  /  AIGA LA  /  22 Nov 2004

Shop Talk 1: Self-Promotion and Marketing Design with Sean Adams

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Event  /  Non-AIGA  /  20 Nov 2004

Saints & Sinners: A Visual Representation of Good Versus Evil

It is fitting that the Los Angeles Chapter of the Graphic Artists Guild and the Fröden Gallery have partnered for the upcoming group show, "Saints & Sinners: A Visual Representation... More

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Event  /  AIGA LA  /  18 Nov 2004

All American Ads: The Process of Creating A Taschen Publishing Success

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Event  /  Non-AIGA  /  10 Nov 2004

Sex and Death: One Curator’s Odyssey through the Print (Under) World

Wednesday | November 10 | 7:00pm LACMA Bing Theater The Graphic Arts Council is pleased to invite you to Sex and Death: One Curator’s Odyssey through the Print (Under)... More

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Event  /  AIGA  /  06 Nov 2004

AIGA I/O Conference

The I/O conference is known as "the best web design conference for the serious designer". More

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Event  /  Non-AIGA  /  02 Nov 2004

UCLA!VOTE

Fourteen students from the Design | Media Arts Department are organizing three ACTION DAYS to encourage their fellow students to REGISTER and VOTE, by organizing and designing an outreach campaign... More

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