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Design Competition. ARTSTHREAD ANNOUNCE JUDGES FOR GLOBAL DESIGN GRADUATE SHOW 2022 IN COLLABORATION WITH GUCCI

ARTSTHREAD is pleased to announce the list of industry judges participating in this year’s Global Design Graduate Show 2022 in collaboration with GUCCI. Following the success of the inaugural Global Design Graduate Show in 2020, ARTSTHREAD has, for the third year running, teamed up with GUCCI who, as in 2021, will be the exclusive partner for the Global Design Graduate Show 2022. The 2020 show was the first ever online showcase of the world’s leading emerging artists and designers and was created as a proactive response to the cancellation of end of year student exhibitions worldwide due to the pandemic.

It has been ARTSTHREAD’s vision over the last 13 years to support the future generations of creative talent and by teaming up with GUCCI for 2022, ARTSTHREAD will be able to offer students a chance to succeed in gaining employment or launching their own brands during these unprecedented times.

Following on from the roster of high-profile industry judges in 2020 & 2021, ARTSTHREAD and GUCCI have enlisted distinguished and esteemed creatives from across the globe to assist in judging the 2022 competition. We are proud to include Lionel Vermeil, Luxury Prospective Director from Kering amongst our renowned judges. The Global Design Graduate Show 2022 in collaboration with GUCCI is divided per creative specialism, each with its own selection of high-profile judges.

Digital, Visual Communication and Film

Aurélia Durand / Ben Lavender Sky / Barry Fantoni / Chris Marsh Splendid Unlimited / Christine Tröstrum Berlin International Film Festival / Cosimo Surace Stranger & Stranger / Dave Gibson Draught Design / Dina Amin Tinker Studio / Francis Wong WARC / Ged Equi Caffeine Partnership / Gion-Men Kruegel-Hanna HEAD / Glen Tarr gt&i / Haejin Park The Information / John Ellison Avery Dennison / Lars Denicke Pictoplasma / Lianne Llewellyn The International Emerging Film Talent Association / Luc Goidadin Smythson / Luke Green & Fraser McNiven Studio Goblin / Marcus Werner Willow Glen Films / Maxim Young Gorilla Editors / Nathan Jurevicius / Nebojša Jovanović Sarajevo Film Festival / Nicholas Yearwood MangoTree / Nick Parsons Apple / Nizzar Ben Chekroune Nception NFT / Priscilla Ober Mary Kay / Robert Charnley / Rocco Leo Gaglioti FNL Network / Sandra Borszcz The Big Draw / Sasha Vidakovic SV Design / Will Bernard Bath & Body Works / Yiying Lu San Francisco Arts Commission

THE CREATIVE PORTFOLIO BRIEF
Upload your end of year project.

- As well as your final completed project, we'll also be assessing your concept and creative process - the entire journey from A to Z is just as exciting as the final outcome.

- Visualise your creative journey - you should explore and be innovative in how you express your creative process and can upload artwork and designs, development and in-between stages with a mix of research moodboards, sketches, illustrations, photographs and digital renderings etc. alongside digital gif and embedded films from Vimeo or Youtube.

- We would love it (not compulsory) if you can film and produce a short Instagram-style story (between 1 to 3 minutes)where you present yourself and your work to a global audience, explaining your thoughts and the process behind your final project.

- You can tag your project with a maximum of 3 categories.

Read all our Portfolio advice Q&As with experts in all sectors from Industrial Design and Visual Communication to Jewellery, Fashion and Fine Art.

THE AWARD CATEGORIES
Awards will be given in a variety of categories -

FASHION / ACCESSORIES / TEXTILES

DIGITAL / VISUAL COMM / FILM

PRODUCT / ARCHITECTURE / INTERIORS

FINE ART / PHOTOGRAPHY / CRAFT / JEWELLERY

Please note there are many specialisms within ARTSTHREAD you can tag yourself to.

WHO CAN ENTER
Open internationally to all art and design undergraduate or postgraduate students graduating in the Academic Year 2021-22 - i.e. October 2021 to August 2022.

HOW TO ENTER
STEP 1

Already got an ARTSTHREAD portfolio? To enter, simply log into your account, upload your work as a new project and choose Global Design Graduate Show 2020 from the dropdown options for Current Events.

New to ARTSTHREAD? To enter, register to create an ARTS THREAD account and go to your email and click on the activation link sent to your email Inbox. Then log into your account, upload your project and choose Global Design Graduate Show 2020 from the dropdown options for Current Events.

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STEP 2

Complete our ARTSTHREAD Global Design Graduate Show 2022 Entry Form

STEP 3

Once you have uploaded your projects you can return to the platform as many times as you want to improve your graduate showcase until the application deadline August 31 2021.

ENTRY: Free to apply

DEADLINE TO APPLY: August 31 2022 23.59 NYC

SOCIAL MEDIA
Check out Global Design Graduate Show Instagram covering the diversity of the student submissions in the competition. Please follow and use following social media handles when posting about your project for this competition.

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Global Design Graduate Show 2022 - ArtsThread Global Design Graduate Show in collaboration with GUCCI is open to all undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate art and design disciplines for those that have graduated between October 2021 - August 2022 (Southern hemisphere graduating after October 2021). The Global Design Graduate Show 2022 is you...

https://www.graphis.com/competition/designers-for-peace-posters/info/

Graphis, B. Martin Pedersen, and Kit Hinrichs invite you to join us in creating a worldwide collection of protest posters to express outrage at the inhumane war on Ukraine.

With the recent horrific, and unprovoked incursion into Ukraine by the Russian government, we have received numerous inquiries about how the community can come together to support and aid the victims, the people of Ukraine.

The call for entries poster initiative is titled: United with Ukraine: Designers for Peace.
Poster: Kit Hinrichs
Will you help us create a single visual voice with these posters?
Deadline for submission is June 21.
100% of entry fee proceeds will be donated to humanitarian funds to benefit the people of Ukraine.
It can be a new or existing poster.
A juried series of exhibitions, of the best, most inspired, and most provocative posters, is planned within major international cities following the jurying of the entries.
All posters will be selected by a global jury and a selection will be printed in an upcoming Graphis Journal.
Entry Fee Donation: $30 single entry / $60 series
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Walker Art Center- Minneapolis MN- Design Fellow. Program Specifics

Fellowship begins in September and lasts one year.
Fellows work full-time in the department.
Fellows are eligible to receive benefits such as paid vacation and sick days and health and dental insurance.

Compensation - $40,000 for the fellowship year.

Qualifications

Non-U.S. citizens must possess a valid work visa for the entire fellowship period.
Applicants must possess a four-year undergraduate or graduate degree in graphic design.
Apple proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator software is required.
Working knowledge of HTML5, CSS/SASS, and Basic jQuery/JavaScript is required.
Knowledge of motion graphic applications and digital video production beneficial but not required.
Interest in contemporary arts and current design and cultural issues desired.
Successful applicants must have good communication and organizational skills and be able to meet tight deadlines.

How to Apply

In addition to completing the application, please submit: a letter of interest, a résumé, names and contact information of three references, and a PDF portfolio containing 8-10 examples of graphic design work (no larger than 19 MB).

The Walker is committed to being an inclusive workplace. Our goal is to be a diverse workforce that is representative, at all job levels, of the communities and audiences we serve. We are dedicated to fair and inclusive employment practices for all individuals.

Application details

How to Apply

In addition to completing the application, please submit: a letter of interest, a résumé, names and contact information of three references, and a PDF portfolio containing 8-10 examples of graphic design work (no larger than 19 MB).

The Walker is committed to being an inclusive workplace. Our goal is to be a diverse workforce that is representative, at all job levels, of the communities and audiences we serve. We are dedicated to fair and inclusive employment practices for all individuals.

SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES- Campus

We are looking for exceptional graduate students who are in search of interesting summer work as studio mentors for our Summer Certificate program that runs from June 6 to July 27.

The link for the job follows the job description below:

Description:

Mentors will assist English language instructors by helping to create hands-on studio experiences for international students. These experiences will introduce English language learners to linguistic and cultural expectations of studio courses in art and design schools in the United States Key Responsibilities: • Develop studio workshop project plan in coordination with language instructors. • Work with language instructors to select and present readings and multi-media materials that relate to the studio focus. • Demonstrate visual skills and principles students will need to produce creative project and oversee students’ studio workshop experience. • Provide feedback to students in critiques and other venues. • Meet with instructors and supervisors regularly to ensure clear connections between language and studio components of the program. • Facilitate a final exhibition of student work. •

We have two openings: one is for in-person work; the other will be done remotely.

Job Requirements

Requirements: Strong communication skills and attention to detail required. Some teaching and international experience are preferred. Candidates must be graduate students. Applicants must be available to work from June 6 through July 27. Possibility of continuing for the fall and spring semesters.

https://pratt.studentemployment.ngwebsolutions.com/jobxJobdetailPrint.aspx?JobId=5381&win=True

Thank you, and please let me know if you have any questions.

Job Details Description: Mentors will assist English language instructors by helping to create hands-on studio experiences for international students. These experiences will introduce English language learners to linguistic and cultural expectations of studio courses in art and design schools in the United Stat...

Global packaging summer Internship opportunity for PISD students - Clinique

I’m a manager on the global packaging design team for Clinique and I was given your information from Loan Ho.I’m reaching out to see if there are other Global packaging students looking for an internship :)Very much looking for strong photoshop and illustrator skills.

Students must have packaging skills, photoshop and illustrator.

Subject: Summer Internship Opportunity- Pratt

Brief introduction, link to portfolio and attach resume.

Send inquiry directly to.
Quinones-Medina, Quena she/jher/hers
Quinones-Medina, Quena

Fall elective School of Design

Now open for enrollment for the Fall 22 term is a new School of Design elective, SOD 401P/601P: Interplay: Ethics and Tactics of Co-design. Intended for seniors and graduate students across disciplines, in this course you will engage is the process of designing with, not for, others. See more in the attached poster below. Course will be held Mondays from 9:00am - 11:50 pm.

Interplay: Ethics and Tactics of Co-Design

Agnieszka Mlicka, Participatory Painting, RCA London, 2016

Co-design is about designing with, not for.
Co-design is a set of principles and tools rooted in the belief that those who are most affected by design thinking should have a say in the design process.
Co-design prioritizes relationships over projects using inclusive convening to share knowledge and power.
Co-design is community-centered design.

Positioning co-design through the framework of gaming and play, this course invites students from across the School of Design to explore how to co-create knowledge, how to share leadership, how to design with empathy, and how to work outside disciplinary norms. A hub for cross-fertilization between creative practices, this course presents the basic principles of co-design as they relate to working across disciplines and with communities. A series of collective gaming and mapping projects will give students the opportunity to facilitate workshops, engage in play-based charrettes, and collaborate with peers from other departments. Equipping students with the tools to become co-creators of just and sustainable communities, this course will empower students to question what impact they want to have on the practice and on the public.

Working towards a collective knowledge exchange, this course will ask:
How might we use play to model reciprocity and communication in community?
How might participatory gaming and mapping strategies help to make visible unseen entities and connections between disciplines?
How might we lower barriers to participation and engagement within our classrooms and our communities?
How might we as designers give up our solitary stake in prescribing visual and spatial identity?
How might informed consent be designed?

Modeling co-design practices that mirror real world multi-disciplinary design studios, this course will introduce a framework for involving all stakeholders in the decision-making process; raising awareness of students’ individual positionalities and preparing them to work in a collaborative capacity beyond the gates of academia.

Looking for a Grad Com D leader interested in design education/ teaching , Seeking recent Spring Graduate to lead summer EDUCATION PROGRAM

The summer portion will last 6 weeks, beginning the week of July 4. It will meet 2 days per week, from 1:00-3:00. The youth enrolled in the summer program are all high school students.

This could be a perfect summer job for a recent Com D graduate (undergrad or grad) who is living in NYC and looking for some paid additional work (about $2,000 for the program).

If interested in learning more email [email protected] and include Subject: K-12 Highschool Com D summer program inquiry.

Elmwood Summer intern applicants. Elmwood contacted me requesting that students resubmitt applications as they may have been experiencing some email problems.

Just wanted to let you know that we’ve been having some issues with email migration internally and so a lot of the emails sent to our [email protected] account were bounced back and not received. If you could let the students know that it’s back in business, that would be greatly appreciated. They can copy me in just incase too. [email protected]

Any fun Graduation videos?

COVID-19 Graduation in NYC || Pratt Institute 뉴욕에서 코로나 때문에 취소된 졸업식 셀프 축하 Hi I’m Alice Choi who is graduating from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, with Master of Fine Arts in Communications Design. Unfortunately, all of our ...

Continuing 1st year students Summer employment opportunity - Publication Design Media Studies (Pratt).

Graduate Program in Media Studies planning to publish a small book of graduate writing over the summer. They are hoping to hire someone from among the Pratt Student body who can design a simple, elegant book for us. We're printing at Lightning Press and I have guidelines from them that I would pass on. If you are able to help us identify a student or recent graduate who might be able to work with us in June or July we would be very grateful. From: Mendi Obadike

Please email David by 5/10 or earlier.
Subject: Summer publication design Graduate Media Studies Instructions
Send us a small portfolio 3-5 images/pdf or link to website - Please highlight publication design. Please include resume.

Thank you.

Summer program in Mexico City August.
I'm reaching out to you today to share the recent launch of the open call for Materia Abierta – the summer program we organize in Mexico City on theory, art, and technology.

Under the title The Rise of the Coyote, Materia Abierta’s 2022 program is curated by Sara Garzón, and will take place in person in Mexico City from August 1 to August 28.

This year’s program is an invitation to take a trip back to Earth. Through the invocation of Huehuecóyotl, the Aztec deity known as the old coyote, we will search for forms of relationality, reciprocity, and mutuality within the natural, ancestral, and human worlds we inhabit. In order to get closer to these pluriversal paradigms, the program will question the historic tendency of Western technologies to exploit the earth and will explore diverse local practices and sociotechnic conditions where technology reveals itself as the capacity to “cultivate life.”

The faculty includes Calpulli Tecalco, Black Quantum Futurism, Paula Gaetano Adi, Laboratorio Lacustre, Michael Marder, Chakanetsa Mavhunga, Mujeres de la Tierra, Pedro Neves Marques and Fernando Palma Rodríguez.

Applications will be accepted until May 23rd, 2022. For more information visit materiaabierta.com and find us on Twitter and Instagram as

Federico Pérez Villoro, who is the director of the program and myself would be more than happy to answer any questions or discuss possibilities to get some of your students involved – it would be wonderful if we can get some Pratt students / alumni to apply.

We would greatly appreciate your help spreading the word and sharing the call with anyone that might be interested in participating.

https://materiaabierta.com/?lang=en