AIGA Food & Design Event Features Local Designers, Photographers, Marketers, More

AIGA Food & Design Event Features Local Designers, Photographers, Marketers, More

Oct 14, 20151 min read
What
Tucson Makers: Food + Design
When
7pm, Oct. 15, 2015
Where
MOCA
265 S Church Ave
More info.
arizona.aiga.org

Ever wonder what goes on behind-the-scenes to create those mouth-watering brunch pictures, the unique menu design at your neighborhood bar, or the addicting food column in your favorite publication?

This Thursday, October 15, the American Institute of Graphic Artists Arizona Chapter (AIGA) and the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson (MOCA) invite you to find out.

Join our very own Adam Lehrman, the official emcee, and a lineup of local photographers, writers, graphic designers, cultural anthropologists, marketers, and others as they reveal what goes into creating our local food scene from a visual and promotional standpoint.

Presenters at Tucson Makers: Food + Design

  • Miranda Morrison – Director of Marketing, Merit Foods
  • Maribel Alvarez, Ph.D. – Associate Professor at UA’s School of Anthropology, and Executive Program Director at the Southwest Folklife Alliance
  • Ryan Trayte – Saywells Design Company
  • Steve McMackin – Art Director, Edible Baja Arizona Magazine
  • Steven Heckler – Steven Meckler Photography
  • Richie Brevaire – Graphic Designer for Goodness and the HUB Ice Cream Factory
  • And Berlin – Digital Food Reporter, Arizona Daily Star

The event begins at 7pm. If you’re hoping to patronize a local restaurant prior to the event, Casa Vicente, Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant, Cafe Desta and El Minuto Cafe are all a short walk away.

All community members are welcome. The cost is $15 for members of AIGA, MOCA Tucson, and affiliated organizations, and $20 for non-members.

For more information, visit arizona.aiga.org.

Article written by:

Theresa Delaney

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