After anxiously awaiting it for almost a whole year, the logo and packaging I designed for the new Rubik’s 360 have final printed and shipped! Get one at your local toy shop so you can waste away your precious life trying to get little colored balls to preform your will. It’s actually quite fun!

AIGA 50 is a biennial juried exhibition that highlights 50 of the strongest examples of design produced in the region during the last two years.

The Modernism timeline, created as part of the 2007 exhibition Modernism: Designing A New World 1914–1939 at the Corcoran, was a winning entry. Seniors in the Graphic Design and Digital Media Design departments researched, designed, and produced a timeline that featured historical, political, and cultural events, as well as significant milestones in design and art for the years 1914 to 1939. Designers included the three art directors Patrick Donohue, Jason Gottlieb, and Pavel Pivonka, as well as other seniors from the class of 2007: Radwa Al Wazir, Lina Almansa, Tzaddi Andoque, Leslie Badani, Alice Chang, Jose Guerra, Maciej Janus, Jason Lavinder, Marcela Luna, Shuhei Matsuyama, Joanna Ng, Daniel Norman, Shaquan Pope, Leah Prehn, David Serdena, Sarah Sznyter, Johnathan Tolentino, Charles Wallace, and Ji-Young Yi. Faculty advisors were Antonio Alcala, Alice Powers, Kem Sawyer, Marc Schwartz, and Johan Severtson.

AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts), is the oldest and largest professional association of graphic designers.

Graphic design and digital media students at the Corcoran College of Art + Design were asked to design an installation to complement the exhibit Modernism: Designing a New World at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Their solution was a timeline presenting the milestones of Modernism from 1914 to 1939, placing them within a historical context of important world events and cultural highlights. Twenty-two students worked with five instructors to research, write, design and construct the final installation.

Graphis New Talent Annual 2007 is a forum for the year’s best, internationally produced student work. Celebrating exceptional young Advertising, Design and Photography talent, it provides new professionals a rare opportunity for exposure and recognition, and serves as an invaluable resource for Design and Advertising firms seeking fresh, innovative artists.

Graphic design and digital media students at the Corcoran College of Art + Design were asked to design an installation to complement the exhibit Modernism: Designing a New World at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Their solution was a timeline presenting the milestones of Modernism from 1914 to 1939, placing them within a historical context of important world events and cultural highlights. Twenty-two students worked with five instructors to research, write, design and construct the final installation.

The Adobe® Design Achievement Awards celebrate student achievement reflecting the powerful convergence of technology and the creative arts. The competition — which showcases individual and group projects created with industry-leading Adobe creative software — honors the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, developers, and computer artists from the world’s top institutions of higher education.

A major art show featuring artists working within a 250-mile radius of Richmond. Juror and curator Ragan Cole-Cunningham is Director of Exhibitions and Education at the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia (CAC), and is the Virginia Art Education Association’s (VAEA) 2006 Art Educator of the Year, Museum Division.

The Beecher Center for Art and Technology is a facility that provides opportunities for the creation, exhibition, archiving and dissemination of technology-based art. It is located at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio.

Manchester National Juried Fine Art Exhibition, juried by Dr. Jefferson C. Harrison, Chief Curator, Chrysler Museum of Art, 1212 Gallery, Richmond, VA

The Los Angeles Center For Digital Art is happy to present the opening reception and exhibition for the winners of our “Top 40″ Juried International Competition for Digital Art and Photography. The show features the best 40 artists among our entrants representing a wide variety of styles, technological disciplines and cultures.

Dislocations, Surprising Placements and New Contexts in Art, National all-media show, juried by Andrea Pollan, Director of Curator’s Office, Cade Center for Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD