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Black Design Detroit
by aigadetroit \ March 2, 2021
Committed to sharing Black design and art perspectives from our community beyond Black History Month, AIGA Detroit has compiled a list of Black creators that are active in our community.
Celebrating Nowruz, The Persian New Year
by aigadetroit \ February 15, 2021
Celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, with a workshop from AIGA Detroit lead by Parisa Tashakori. Learn about the holiday and its symbols before the event where we'll be making greeting cards to send out in the new year!
Taste: My Low-key Manifesto About Race and Class in the Design World
by aigadetroit \ February 5, 2021
Musing on design, other things, and how bad design is good sometimes. In this manifesto, Justine Allenette Ross documents her influences and perspective as a female Black Illustrator in Detroit. Commenting on race, class, and being a designer in a system where good design is often synonymous with “European” or “white” aesthetics. Justine talks through the things that make her herself, and how all of those things are intersectional. You can’t separate who you are from how you make.
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