Hopefully you’ve checked out the Baltimore Book Thing before, but if you haven’t, you really should! Basically, it’s a huge space where you can both donate books you’re finished with them and take any books from the space that you like for free! There’s always something interesting, the books are organized by subject matter, and it’s definitely a project that you should help support! Visit their website for more information and to learn how to get involved. Their hours for browsing are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
Hey everyone! Follow UMBC AIGA on Tumblr!
They have lots of great events throughout the semester promoting Graphic Design, Animation, Illustration, etc. There are workshops, portfolio reviews, screenings and lots of other fun stuff. Their tumblr is a great way to keep up to date with everything going on!
Usually you have to pay to join AIGA, but is free to join the student group. They’ll also help you become a professional member if you’d like to (about $50). It’s definitely worth it as you get access to their job listings, professional portfolio fair, and you get your own online portfolio.
Did I mention that 2 of our employees, Mayen and Michelle, are the Secretary and Vice President? Pretty Rockin.
Welcome to ART event on September 9th!
Hope everyone’s summer has been going well!
Mark your calendars for September 9th, we have a Welcome to ART event! Anyone within the Visual Arts discipline is welcome, no matter what your concentration is. Come to meet and greet fellow students & faculty, have some food, and have a good time!
Visit the largest indoor antique show in the nation on Sept 2nd through the 5th! You will come across artful finds from all over the world right in our Baltimore area. Admission is $12 located in the Baltimore Convention Center. Take a friend with you and explore all the different pieces of art from all over the globe.
Find/Post by Liz.
SCRNPRNT DEMO !! TODAY NOON MAIN STREET COMMONS
hey coworkers: how do you feel about this as the poster for the commons to advertise? i tried to reference the way we actually hung the show itself. i was thinking of putting bits and pieces of our actual work in here but decided that it’d be tooooooooooo busy, not that this isn’t already busy. let me know on this post?
Our exhibition, we are commonvision, is now on display in the UMBC Fine Arts building. More photos and information.
Coming soon to the UMBC Fine Arts Building 1st Floor Gallery, July-October 2009
