Meet the AIGA Medalists, from 1920 to present day, who have received the AIGA Medal in recognition of their exceptional achievements in the field of design.

Meet the unsung heroes of design in these inspiring stories from AIGA's Diversity & Inclusion initiative.

How does a non-UX designer become an approved member of the stock-photography behemoth’s UX team? Mark Sherrill likens it to matchmaking, naming empathy as the trait he seeks out foremost. “The candidate may have never held a UX job, but can understand and put themselves in someone else’s shoes.”

The AIGA archives are digital and offline resources that identify, preserve, and support the legacy of design. See how the archives can help you discover inspiration within the history of design.

The Biennial was created to provide a showcase and a voice for young and emerging architects and landscape architects in the Greater Boston area. In an era where corporate offices are increasingly getting much of the city’s building work, it is important that citizens, interested parties and clients are exposed to the young design talent within the city.