March 2013

Apple is Coming

Apply will be interviewing for paid summer internship positions on Friday March 29th, 2013 in the Center for Career & professional Development.

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Room 213 Pratt Manhattan Campus

How to Create a Knockout Portfolio: A Behance Workshop

Jenn Godbout from Behance, the leading online platform to showcase and discover creative work, will discuss what makes an online portfolio successful, why self-curation is so important and how to build a following for your work.

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Alex Trochut Lecture

Special Guest Lecture on Letterforms & Typographics

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Spring Portfolio Review with the TDC Board Members

TDCPSG is proud to announce our upcoming event, Spring Portfolio Review with the TDC Board Members. We will be hosting Roberto de Vicq, Sean King, Gail Anderson, and Doug Clouse. The purpose of this event is for you to gain a new perspective on your portfolio from working professionals. The feedback will help you prepare your portfolio for the future! Bring in anything you would like some feedback on! Website portfolios are completely fine to bring in. You can also bring in your work for current, unfinished projects to get additional feedback on. Anything goes.

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Processing Workshop

Learn the open-source programming language Processing

Saturday, March 23, 10am
Pratt Manhattan Computer Labs (W 14th)

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The Post Family Workshop

Workshop with the Post Family from Chicago.

Note that our current plans are that March 22 will be in Brooklyn and March 23 in Manhattan, at our W18 studios. This may change, and both days will be held in Manhattan at W18.

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Department Lecture: The Post Family

The Post Family is a designer collective and "family" of friends that support each other's creative passions in an industrial space on the outskirts of Chicago.

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"The Art of the Art Assignment" Dushko Petrovich

Dushko Petrovich is a co-founder of Paper Monument and a painter. He was born in Quito, Ecuador and raised in northern Ohio. After graduating from Yale College in 1997, he was awarded the Hays-Brandeis traveling fellowship and moved to Italy and Denmark for a number of years before returning to the US.

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Lecture with New Media Theorist Lev Manovich

Manovich has been working with computer media as an artist, computer animator, designer, and programmer since 1984. His art projects have been presented by, among others, Chelsea Art Museum (New York), ZKM, The Walker Art Center, KIASMA, Centre Pompidou, ICA (London), and Graphic Design Museum (Breda, NL).

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