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2005 AIGA EXHIBIT A INTERACTIVE SHOWCASE
WALK UPS WELCOME FOR THE RECEPTION
Monday, June 6, 2005
1:00 - 5:00 (forum discussion)
7:00 - 10:00 (evening reception
Suburban World Theatre - Uptown
Ticket Prices:
Full day: $60-$95
Reception: $25-$35

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Join us at Exhibit A: The 2005 Interactive Showcase for a day of thought-provoking presentations and discussion. The afternoon Forum will include presentations by internationally known experts who will share insights and knowledge about their practices. The evening Reception will feature a panel discussion about selected works, a showcase gallery, appetizers, music, and good conversation. For more information, send an email to info@exhibit-a.org

 

 

Project Entry Fees:
AIGA Member ($75 per entry)
Affiliate Member - MiMA ($90 per entry)
Non-Member ($100 per entry)
Student ($25 per entry)

Event Fees:

Full Day:
AIGA Member ($60)
Affiliate Member - MiMA ($85)
Non-Member ($95)
Student ($50)

Forum Only:
AIGA Member ($45)
Affiliate Member - MiMA ($65)
Non-Member ($75)
Student ($45)

Reception Only:
AIGA Member ($25)
Affiliate Member - MiMA ($30)
Non-Member ($35)
Student ($15)

 

   
   
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