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Friday June 8th, 2007
6:30pm-9:30pm
Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Members: $10
Student Members: $10
Non-Members: $15
Kicking off the AIGA-Atlanta Design Week, the Design of Hip-Hop event will explore the "true face" of hip-hop, as a major cultural influence on cross-cultural and multidisciplinary influences on music, dance and design, advertising and business of generations past and evolving.
Just as hip-hop embraces all cultures, race, ethnicities and genders, this event will embody that same spirit of inclusiveness and creativity.
Experience for yourself this explosive event with keynote presentations from Atlanta's creative professionals:
Alice Lovelace, Poet and writer
DL Warfield, Goldfinger Creative
Dubelyoo, Commercial Artist
Moderated by Robert Gomez, Bigelow Advertising
Special performance by:
AGNI, Indian Dance Group
Burn Unit, B-Boy Dance Group
Mr. Totem, Artist
There is no denying hip hop culture's contributions to what has become a multi-billion dollar business, urban and non-urban branding alike.
The Design of Hip-Hop will celebrate, educate and inspire both those familiar with the versatile face of hip hop culture and individuals accustomed to the mainstream perspectives.
Not a member of AIGA, join now and save $10 on the early bird admission price.
Click here to visit the national and become a member.
Locaton:
Atlanta Mariott Marquis
265 Peachtree Ave NE
Atlanta, 30303
404-521-0000
Get directions to hotel.
Event parking is available at the hotel.
Volunteer positions are open for members.
Have questions about this event contact:
Albert Whitley, membership@aiga-atl.org
Tagie tate Perez, tagie@2todesign.com
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