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Graphic Design Internships

Booze Allen Hamilton

(multinational company that does consulting, analytics, digital solutions, engineering, and cyber, for industries ranging from defense to health to energy to international development) has numerous internships. Some are specific to Design

Production artist/designer

They also have a large amount of internships that are not degree or skill specific. It looks like they run a program called Summer Games where many of the internship calls are very broad and are by place rather than specific skill set and the challenge given will depend on the skills of those selected as interns for that area. “This competitive and collaborative program attracts thousands of applicants for several hundred slots. Simulating a real-world startup accelerator environment, the interns are divided into teams, each working on a different challenge. Throughout the Games, interns receive mentorship from senior leaders, collaborate and experiment in Booz Allen’s innovation ecosystem, solve problems using Booz Allen’s products and unique engagement models, and leverage the power of rapid prototyping. The summer culminates with a final Challenge Cup competition and presentation to senior leadership. A past winner took the challenge of helping blind individuals navigate by using new technology, creating a functioning prototype, and developing a business and market penetration plan. Teams have also helped develop an app that gives military commanders an easy way to track real-time and open-source information about developing situations such as sudden attacks, fighting human trafficking, and even tracking the spread of a disease worldwide. These internships are located throughout the US and will depend on the needs of the business and the skills of the applicants.”

Here is the link to all of their internships

 

Discovery Communications

 has numerous internships available, including Design internships

Design internships in London

Motion Design (Tennessee)

Digital Visual Design (also Tennessee)

Graphic Design (NY)

 

Beacon Press

Summer Internships including design

Harper Collins Children’s Books

Summer Internship in digital design

Hachette Book Group

has a number of internships in Boulder CO, Philadelphia, NY, Boston…

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5th Louisiana Biennial: The Art of the Poster”National Juried Exhibition

Call for Entry
Louisiana Tech University School of Design
 
“5th Louisiana Biennial: The Art of the Poster”
National Juried Exhibition

Juror: Celene Aubry, Associate Director & Manager, Hatch Show Print

This exhibition is Louisiana Tech University School of Design’s first juried show to focus on Poster Art in the 21st century. Artists whose work explores the dynamic and expressive potential of the poster in contemporary art, illustration and graphic design are invited to submit work to juror Celene Aubry, Associate Director and Manager, Hatch Show Print in Nashville, Tennessee. All processes for poster design and output are eligible for submission. Subject matter is open. Special interest will be given to work that speaks to the important role that means of production plays in excellence of design. Entries must be original artwork in both concept and execution, and no portion may be of another artist’s published or copyrighted work. Cash awards for Best in Show, Juror’s Choice, and Honorable Mentions.
 
Juror Biography: Celene Aubry is the Associate Director and Manager at Hatch Show Print, the legendary letterpress print shop continuously operating since 1879 in Nashville, Tennessee. Hatch got its start printing handbills and posters for a variety of entertainers throughout the South. Today, Hatch continues to function as a press—printing custom posters for musicians and events all over the world—while also showcasing print-centric art in their gallery and offering hands-on tours and workshops from their education space. 

Important Dates: 
September 28, 2018                           Submission deadline, 11:59pm central            
October 22, 2018                                Work due to galleries
October 30 – December 4, 2018         Exhibition Dates
 
Submission Information: 
Submission limited to 3-5 works
Submission Fees: 1-3 works $30, 4-5 works: $35
 
Visit http://artlatech.slideroom.com to submit
Visit https://support.slideroom.com for online image/video prep help
 
Image criteria:
Suggested image settings for best possible quality and ease of viewing for juror:
– .jpg file format
– sRGB color profile
– 1024 x 768 pixels for image files
– image submissions should not be larger than 5mb
 
Eligibility: 
•All entries must be created by the artist(s) submitting work within the past 5 years. Artists must be 18 years of age or older.

  • Monetary values for each work must be given for insurance purposes. Louisiana Tech University does not handle art sales. Any inquiries will be forwarded to the artist.
  • Entries must be original artwork in both concept and execution, and no portion may be of another artist’s published or copyrighted work. Original size is left to the artists discretion.

•Accepted artists must sign an Exhibition Contract.

•Louisiana Tech University reserves the right to reproduce submitted images for all media and  publicity purposes.

•No more than 5 entries are allowed.

•A non-refundable submission fee of $30 for up to 3 entries or $35 for 5 entries is required. Submission fees must be paid online at the time of entry.

•There will be two submission areas at artlatech.slideroom.com, allowing individuals to choose between submitting 3 or 5 images. Choose the submission that reflects the number of entries you wish to submit; artists cannot submit to both.

•Online entry must be complete to be accepted. Submission via http://artlatech.slideroom.com will serve as artist’s signature and agreement to all terms and conditions. Accepted artists will also receive an exhibition agreement at a later date.

•Application materials must be received via http://artlatech.slideroom.com no later than 11:59pm (central) on September 28, 2018

•Communication regarding acceptance will be done via email. Please do not call to inquire about submissions.

Delivery:
Artists are responsible for shipping both ways. Work must be packed in sturdy, reusable boxes with proper protection (at least 1 inch of proper packing material between box and artwork). Return shipping must be prepaid and enclosed with artwork or sent to the gallery at least 1 week prior to the closing of the exhibition. Do not use packing peanuts. Louisiana Tech University is not responsible for any damage incurred in transit. Shipping insurance is encouraged.