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Bright pink graphic with the phrase “Design As” in bold black text on a white background. Below the text, a black hand-drawn arrow points to a green scribble, suggesting an open-ended or evolving concept.

Design As ____

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Anna Hiss Gymnasium

Join us for the 2025 senior Design exhibition from UT’s graduating BFA cohort.

Graphic design poster with the word “lattice” rotated vertically in bold white text on the right, and “mfa in design exhibition” at the bottom. The left side features a bright blue background with a grid of white dots and abstract colorful shapes in red, green, yellow, pink, orange, purple, and blue arranged in playful, repeating patterns.

Lattice

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Anna Hiss Gymnasium

Join us for the 2025 Design exhibition from UT’s graduating MFA cohort.

Design in Health

Master of Arts in Design focused on Health Info Session

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Virtual

Learn more about the Master of Arts in Design focused on Health at The University of Texas at Austin

A close-up photograph of a person’s hands with long, glossy, nude-colored nails gently holding a gold nameplate necklace that reads 'Acead' in script font. The necklace has a small heart detail and hangs against a black fabric background.

The Nameplate: A Conversation with Marcel Rosa-Salas and Isabel Attyah Flower

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Anna Hiss Gymnasium, Room 1.310

Join us for a 90 min. talk and Q&A with Marcel Rosa-Salas and Isabel Attyah Flower, the creators of “The Nameplate: Jewelry, Culture, and Identity”. Presented by the Department of Design.

A promotional graphic for an event titled 'Design Impact.' The design features a gradient background transitioning from dark purple to a soft, glowing cream tone. The words 'DESIGN Impact' are displayed in large, bold green and script white fonts in the upper left corner. The date '04/08' is positioned in the upper right, and the phrase 'DESIGN'S CURRENT ROLE AND FUTURE VALUE' is placed in the lower right. A small multicolored abstract logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Design+Impact: Design's Value in the Future

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ART Building, Room 1.102

Join the Center for Integrated Design (CID) as it hosts the 2025 seminar: "Design+Impact: Design's Value in the Future." Presented by CID.

A promotional graphic with concentric orange rings features a black-and-white portrait of Bill Damaschke centered in a black circle. The text above reads “The Buckman Center Presents An Evening With BILL DAMASCHKE” and below reads “President of WARNER BROS. PICTURES ANIMATION.

An Evening with President of Warner Bros. Pictures Animation

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ART Building, Room 1.102

Bill Damashke provides insights as an animation industry leader.

A promotional graphic for 'The Career Fair' presented by Industry Relations at The University of Texas at Austin School of Design and Creative Technologies. The design features bold, black typography on a light gray background. An orange and yellow circular pattern resembling a rising sun or radar signal is on the right side. The words 'Career City Limits Speaker Series 2.0' curve along the top edge of the circular design.

Spring 2025 Career City Limits Job Fair

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The Foundry (Located in the Fine Arts Library), 510 East 23rd Street Austin, TX 78712

Register for the first-ever CCL Job Fair! With employers such as Capital One, Southwest Airlines, and Walt Disney. Presented by Industry Relations in the School of Design and Creative Technologies.

Design in Health

Master of Arts in Design focused on Health Info Session

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Virtual

Learn more about the Master of Arts in Design focused on Health at The University of Texas at Austin

An assortment of zines and printed materials spread out in an overlapping arrangement. The collection includes various colors such as bright pink, yellow, orange, and red, along with black-and-white pages. Some zines feature handwritten elements, abstract illustrations, and photographs, including an image of a person wearing red and another of a group of people. The text on the covers and pages suggests themes of queer archival work and artistic expression.

Archival Workshop: Survival by Sharing with Paul Soulellis

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, 2300 Red River Street Austin, TX 78712

College of Fine Arts community members are invited to join this hands-on archival workshop led by Paul Soulellis, examining artifacts as portals through time. Presented by the Department of Design.

A collage of LGBTQ+ zines, protest materials, and publications by artist Paul Soulellis, featuring bold typography and handwritten annotations. The image includes a prominent black-and-white photograph of activists holding a 'Queer Nation' banner, along with pink-highlighted sections containing phrases like 'Denial of equality of opportunity is immoral.' Various pages from zines such as 'The Lesbian Tide' and 'Gay Flames' are layered throughout, with yellow highlights emphasizing key text passages.

Paul Soulellis Lecture: Survival by Sharing

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The Foundry (Located in the Fine Arts Library)

College of Fine Arts community members are invited to join this 90 min. talk and Q&A with designer and artist, Paul Soulellis. Presented by the Department of Design.

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