INDEX

A designer's resource fair

INDEX is Philadelphia's most comprehensive design fair where designers meet the vendors that serve their needs. Urban Outfitters' Jharoka space in the Navy Yard will be the place to learn about the latest in paper, printing, and interactive services. Support your AIGA chapter by attending this exciting networking event, and interact directly with the largest community of designers in Philadelphia. The event is catered with an open bar.

FREE FOR MEMBERS

Participating Vendors to date:

Anro Inc.
Astro-Dynamic
CodeMyDesigns.com
Color Reflections
Finch Paper
Gruppo Cordenons
Lynda.com
Media Copy
National Reprographics Inc. (NRI)
Neenah Paper
Old York Road Printing
RMH Image Group
Two Paper Dolls
UARTS
Vitamin Water
Innovation Printing & Communications
Future Media Concepts
Casa Papel

REGISTER TOAY for the discounted rate!

$15 for Non Member Professional Cost
$5 for Non Member Student Cost

Walk-ins at the door pay $20 (Non Member Professional Cost) or $10 (Non Member Student Cost)

When:

06/23/2011 at 7:00pm

Where:

Jharokha Space, Urban Outfitters

Building 543 at the Navy Yard

Philadelphia , PA

See map: Google Maps

Cost:

$15 for Non Member Professional Cost

$5 for Non Member Student Cost

Additional Information

Visitor parking is accessible in between Building 12 and 15 or on the
east side of Building 12.

Public Transportation
the URBN shuttle is continuing service free of charge until 9:00pm (to and from the AT&T/Pattison Ave BSL station). Shuttle runs every 15 minutes.

Venue Sponsor	Senior Level Partners	Senior Level Partners
Entry Level Partners	Printing Partners	Printing Partners
Paper Partner	Soft-Drink Partner

Comments (2)

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Irony

dMullins (not verified) // Posted 06/02/2011 // Permalink

The irony of hosting this event near anything at all even loosely associated with those Urban Outfitters/Anthropologie thieves is laughable.

re: Irony

alexzahradnik // Posted 06/14/2011 // Permalink

Hi dMullins,

Is this comment in reference to the "truche" incident from the other week? Have you seen the Regretsy piece on it or the Urban response? I know that when truche's twitter account was first made public the story was very evincing, and I personally felt remorseful that one of the primary players responsible for advancing our city in the global design landscape could have carried out such an act. However, after it was brought to my attention that the concept is not so proprietary as one might think, and that numerous other artists had created very similar jewelry before her, I realized it was likely a common idea.

You could be correct about all of this, but consider the idea that it might be entirely coincidental. Please let me know what you think; it's a good discussion to be having and there are a lot of issues at play.

Thanks,
 Alex Zahradnik

INDEX

A designer's resource fair

Irony

re: Irony

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