Featured in an international design magazine. Adrian Gilling ’10 (Communication Design) can now add that to his list of accomplishments, having been named one of HOW magazine’s “16 inspiring young creatives.” Being chosen is no act of luck. In Gilling’s case, his work submitted itself. “I didn’t submit anything. I’ve …
Designing for all clients – young and old, physically healthy and physically challenged – is a hallmark of the Industrial Design curriculum at MIAD. That user-centered sensibility lies at the heart of senior Industrial Design student Jeannette Ralyea’s second place win at the International Housewares Association Student Design Competition for her …
Walking into Vanguard Sculpture Services provides an immediate sensory experience, both visual and auditory. A new gallery beckons with bronze and torch cut metal sculptures of varying sizes, free standing on the floor and mounted on the walls. Against this backdrop, the sounds of hands-on art making in a …
Milwaukee’s signature charitable event raised more than $303,000 in support of scholarships on May 5, the highest amount in its six-year history. More than 320 guests joined event co-chairs Matt and Brenda Levatich to ‘Take Flight’ in celebration of MIAD and the 96% of MIAD students who receive …
Milwaukee’s signature charitable event returns for a sixth year May 5, 2012, as more than 300 guests will “Take Flight” at Creative Fusion with event co-chairs Matt and Brenda Levatich. Presenting Sponsors are Harley-Davidson Motor Company and Jason and Milsco, A Unit of Jason. Sold out each of …
in” – the women decided that they wanted to reach beyond the Midwest and say to people: “Look at what these artists are doing, and how they connect to each other.’” To get work from Los Angeles and Oakland, where two of the photographe …
Through their years at MIAD, Photography students Julia Kozerski ’12 (Art History minor) and Marta Shumylo ’12 have assisted and inspired one another. Now as seniors, the friends aim their lenses to the future and can see awards, graduation and successful careers. Kozerski and Shumylo recently learned that their work …
