Date: Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Time: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: VFS | Main Theatre | 420 Homer St.

This is not your typical grad show! Each graduate will be presenting the one project of which he or she is particularly proud in back-to-back three minute presentations. Followed by a festive networking social where the students' work will be on display and where you can get to know them a bit more depth about their work over light food and drink.

The project presentations will include:
Brand Identity
iPad Publishing
Online and Mobile Experiences
Motion Design
Come and meet these promising designers before they are snatched up by industry.

About the Keynote Speaker:
As part of his work in innovation and research in Mountain View, Peter leads the Google+ Photos UX team on conceptualizing and rapid prototyping next-generation applications. Peter is also the Creative Director at WellDone International where he helps provide clean water to communities in need. His past roles include Group Creative Director at the world-leading interactive agency Blast Radius and National Creative Director at Tribal DDB Canada. He’s also a graduate of the program (from way back in 1996). When

RSVP: Email
Deadline: December 12, 2011
Include: Your Name, Company and how many in your group (if you are a group)

Wine and beer will be served from 5:00 to 5:20 with the presentations starting promptly at 5:30pm. The bar will reopen after the presentations.

A Breast Cast Exhibition for Breast Cancer Prevention

Keep A Breast Canada, and the Terminal City All-Stars, showcase "Keep A Breast Vancouver" an art exhibit & auction at the Ayden Gallery, December 10th 7-11pm. Featuring Twelve All Stars, and 12 artists from the Lower Mainland & Vancouver Island.

All money raised will return to KABC to implement education and support programs. Admission by donation, music by Dj Kasey Riot. Minimum bid on all casts.

Learn how a holistic approach to identity, brand and wayfinding can contribute to a cities’ competitive edge. Project innovations will include dynamic technologies, landscape, gateways, public art and placemaking. The lecture will also include how interior designers, architects, landscape architects, and exhibition designers can also engage in the urban realm.