Author Archives: Kate Bingaman-Burt

Matthias Kemeny Endowed Design Lecture Series Presents: Rick Griffith

Post on Oct 19th, 2020 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

Join us for the first Kemeny Lecture of the year as we welcome Graphic Designer and Master Letterpress Printer Rick Griffith of Denver, Colorado studio Matter. The talk is free on zoom! Eventbrite tickets required 🙂 Details here —> http://psu.gd/kemeny
Check out his Ted Talks or his instagram! Also, his rad shop in Denver!

Promos created by Sam Person, Olivia Ridgley, and Henry Apgar

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Design Book Club: Design as a Tool for Building Community

Post on Oct 19th, 2020 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

Save the date! Design Book Club is talking with Jules Cordova (@julesdoesart) about design and community and design outside of capitalism. Thursday, October 29 at 7:00pm on Zoom! More details soon 👋

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Show & Tell: Beauty Shop and Visible!

Post on Oct 19th, 2020 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

Join us this Thursday at noon on zoomâ„¢ as we welcome The Beauty Shop and Visible to Show & Tell! The talk is open to all!

The Beauty Shop is a boutique creative agency based in Portland, Oregon. Our all-women team designs brand-led projects across a wide range of industries.

Visible is a 501 3(c) nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing equitable access to professional creative services, and to improving equity within the creative industry. We provide pro-bono logos and websites to BIPOC and underrepresented businesses and causes within the United States.

Join us as we welcome Creative Directors and Partners, Jen Thomas and Liz Neilson and Digital Director and PSUGD Alumni Julie Lesseg!

Find us on zoom at noon! http://psu.gd/des125

Promo by Brandon Braun

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Movement for PSUGD: Date Change for Listening Sessions!

Post on Oct 19th, 2020 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

The first meeting of the Movement for PSUGD Listening Sessions are this week and next (date change!) Fri, Oct 23rd 3-4pm or Thurs, Oct 29th 1-2pm. If you are a BIPOC identifying student, we encourage you to share your story through our Google Form and/or attend our Zoom group session meeting. These virtual sessions will be hosted by an independent facilitator, Toni Tabora-Roberts of Esper House. All submissions will remain anonymous with the facilitator. Submit your experience or register to attend the virtual meeting here

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System Failure: Please Restart

Post on Oct 19th, 2020 by Kate Bingaman-Burt

CETI Institute is so proud to share the virtual opening of our virtual art gallery space October 23rd 6PM PST build in mozilla Hubs. 42 participating artists (including PSUGD faculty Stephen Lee and Alanna Riesse and alumni Maxwell Ettel) from across the globe in our inaugural virtual show. We are virtually bursting with anticipation! bit.ly/ceti-systemfailure

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