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Senior Shows 2018

by Liz Braverman \ April 23, 2018

Want to know what the area’s most recent college grads have to offer? Stop by any one of the 8 senior shows from schools in the Kansas City area.

2018 AIGA KC Mentorship Program – Spots Filled

by AIGA \ January 27, 2018

Seasoned creatives and emerging talent gathering together to encourage open dialogue, share career advice and provide networking opportunities in the Kansas City design community.

Diversity & Inclusion

by Liz Braverman \ October 16, 2017

We are actively engaged in furthering Diversity & Inclusion within the design community, and we support organizations with missions and goals that value equity and inclusion for people of all backgrounds.

Senior Shows 2017

by Liz Braverman \ April 25, 2017

AIGA Kansas City is proud to announce Paul Diamond as our 2016 AIGA Fellow

by Jessica Lyonford \ September 9, 2016

We are thrilled to announce our 2015 AIGA Fellow, Darren Abbott.

by \ October 21, 2015

Professor Patrick Dooley Named Winner of 2014 AIGA KANSAS CITY Fellow Award

by AIGA \ August 27, 2014

How One Cover Defined a Decade

by AIGA \ February 13, 2014

The Backstory of the George Lois Esquire Covers

Homegrown: Music Guest | DJ Sheppa

by AIGA \ November 20, 2013

Sheppa – DJ / designer / art director / producer – continues to refine and define his interpretation of the ideal audio-visual experience.

Homegrown: Music Guest | Chris Haghirian

by AIGA \ November 19, 2013

Homegrown: Music Guests | Shy Boys

by AIGA \ November 19, 2013

Shy Boys draw from the sweet, mellow sounds of good 60’s pop. Rather than covering 1960’s classics, they’ve built an aesthetic inspired by them, with high harmonies, gentle jangles and innocent lyrics.

Homegrown: Music Guest | Tyler Galloway

by AIGA \ November 19, 2013

Despite spending his youth as a farm boy in rural Missouri, Tyler Galloway managed to find his way into skateboarding in the ‘80s, which quickly led to the world of punk rock and hardcore.