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Richmond Downtown Master Planning Sessions | 7.21.2007

AIGA Richmond wants to encourage you to get directly involved with planning the future of our city. The City of Richmond and Venture Richmond will be starting the 2007 Downtown Master Plan update process next week and who better to influence this than the creative minds of the city itself!

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B&B Printing presents: “Designer Saturdays” | 4.11.2007


B&B Printing is currently holding a series of open houses called “Designer Saturdays”. This is a free, fun, educational event designed to inform designers about the digital printing process and some very innovative marketing solutions.  B&B’s only business that day is to answer your questions through hands on demonstrations and to give you good, innovative ideas.

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Studio Tour: Scout Design | 3.29.2007

Presented by AIGA Richmond and the AIGA VCU Student Group

Scout Design
Thursday, March 29, 2007
6 - 8:30 pm
1116 West Avenue
(near VCU’s Pollak Building)

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objects+methods | 1.28.2007

VCU Lecture Series
Spring 2007 Schedule

Open to the public
Free

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AMA Advertising bowl | 1.14.2007

AMA-RICHMOND ADVERTISING BOWL

Wednesday, February 7, 2007
5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Metro Productions
8570 Magellan Parkway, Suite 400

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Features

GRADE 2007 Winners

March 17, 2007

On March 8, 2007, the Richmond Chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design, held the fourth biennial Greater Richmond Awards for Design Excellence (GRADE) exhibit and awards ceremony. GRADE showcases the best design our region has to offer. This year, there were 324 outstanding submissions and the judges had a daunting task in trying to narrow the field to the 74 entries exhibited — truly the best of the best.

A record crowd attended the awards ceremony at University of Richmond. The red carpet and paparazzi greeted the attendees as all had fun with our take on the Oscar. Holly Rodriguez, prizewinning copywriter and amateur comedienne, had the audience rolling in the aisles with her take on why nobody understands our profession.

We would be remiss if we did not take every opportunity to thank those that made GRADE possible. This event is the culmination of many hours of hard work donated by our volunteers. In addition, our sponsors continue to support our chapter and our profession through their financial gifts and gifts-in-kind. Thank you to all that help the Richmond Chapter to continue to bring events and programming on the local level.

And now for the winners…

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