Art Institutes Schools in the News

KING – NBC 5 (Seattle, WA)
March 19, 2012

Student Fashions

At The Art Institute of Seattle 2012 fashion show The Rite of Spring, KING 5’s Evening Magazine caught up with emerging designers to talk about their looks on the runway.

HuffingtonPost.com
March 14, 2012

Soldier. Designer. Star.

In her Huffington Post article about Generation Y, contributor Elizabeth Blackney speaks to Willie Charles, an Army Veteran and current student in the Fashion & Retail Management BFA program at The Art Institute of Virginia Beach, a branch of The Art Institute of Atlanta.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
March 13, 2012

Media Arts students exhibit perceptions of local town

Media arts students from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh were involved in a project in which their perceptions of McKees Rocks are on exhibit at the Father Ryan Art Center on Chartiers Avenue. The rebranding effort to enhance the image of the local area included students creating brochures, logos, maps, tours and interactive social media.

KATU – ABC (Portland, Ore.)
February 27, 2012

AM Northwest Design Challenge

Four Apparel Design students from The Art Institute of Portland showed off their flair for fashion design in a weekly competition segment aired in January on AM Northwest on KATU in Portland, Ore. The designers received their challenges on a Monday, then set off to the Fabric Depot for materials and to the Sewing Lab on The Art Institute of Portland school to create their designs. On Fridays, the students returned to the AM Northwest set to have their work evaluated by the judges.

Check out the video from last challenge.

CNN Health Minute (online)
January 11, 2012

How To Cook Healthy Comfort Foods

How do you make a mac and cheese that won’t affect your waistline? Art Institute of Atlanta Culinary Academic Director, Chef Jim Gallivan was featured in a segment on how to create healthy comfort foods.

Sacramento Magazine
December 2011

Chefs: The Next Generation

A recent alumni of The Art Institute of California – Sacramento, Tom Ly discusses why his education will help him progress towards his career goals in the culinary industry. Ly graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Culinary Management in 2011.

WGNT – CW 27 (Norfolk, VA)
December 7, 2011

CrAive Restaurant at Town Center

The Art Institute of Virginia Beach, a branch campus of The Art Institute of Atlanta, recently opened a new hot spot for lunch-goers. CrAive restaurant is the student-run restaurant at the school. The menu changes on a weekly basis. The restaurant provides the opportunity for Culinary Arts students to learn all aspects of running a restaurant including front of the house and back of the house service.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (online)
December 6, 2011

Stylebook: Art Institute Student Wins Recognition in Cool vs. Cruel Design Contest

The Art Institute of Pittsburgh’s Golden Skyy is profiled as the third place national winner of The Humane Society of the United States and The Art Institutes seventh annual Cool vs. Cruel Fashion Design Competition. The competition challenges Art Institutes students across North America to design a fur-free garment inspired by designers known for using it. Each school selected a winner, whose work went on to be judged in the national contest.

The Charleston Regional Business Journal
November 21, 2011

Art Institute of Charleston Opens Its Student-Run Restaurant To The Public

Mixing creativity with coursework, The Art Institute of Charleston,a branch campus of The Art Institute of Atlanta, opens the doors to its student-run restaurant. As part of their culinary curriculum, students work in the kitchens and in the dining room, problem-solving real-life culinary dilemmas and working with paying customers. Article published with permission by the Charleston Regional Business Journal. Content written and photographed by Lauren Ratcliffe.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (online)
November 15, 2011

Fashion Retailers Go Online To Help Shoppers Get Great Fit, perfect Makeup and More

Because The Art Institute of Pittsburgh knows that technology is constantly changing and evolving in the fashion industry, recently fashion professionals were invited to the school to speak about the latest technologies.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
November 11, 2011

Culinary School Dinner, Auction Scheduled Dec. 2

On December 2, 2011, The Art Institute of Atlanta hosted an inspired five-course French-Asian fusion dinner menu and silent auction to support the Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta.

The Pittsburgh Tribune Review (online)
November 7, 2011

Design Student's Dreams Go Skyy High

The Art Institute of Pittsburgh’s Golden Skyy is the third place national winner of The Humane Society of the United States and The Art Institutes seventh annual Cool vs. Cruel Fashion Design Competition. The competition challenges Art Institutes students across North America to design a fur-free garment inspired by designers known for using it. Each school selected a winner, whose work went on to be judged in the national contest.

The Washington City Paper (Washington, D.C.)
November 4, 2011

Feast Your Eyes on Plentiful Food Porn at Yum 3

The Art Institute of Washington recently hosted a delectable food photography exhibit in their gallery.

Troy Patch (Troy, Michigan)
October 27, 2011

The Art Institute of Michigan Celebrates New Troy Campus

The local community of Troy, Michigan was excited to welcome The Art Institute of Michigan — Troy during the school’s grand opening on October 26, 2011. The school features an “intimate learning environment and a central location” for students to have a personalized education. Local businesses were also energized by the idea of partnering with the campus’s talented students and experienced faculty.

Radio World
October 20, 2011

They Went BADASS in Boston

On Oct. 1 The New England Institute of Art hosted the annual Boston-Area Definitive Audio Student Summit (or BADASS) for short. The summit, developed by Associate Professor of Audio & Media Technology John Krivit, is designed to introduce students to the “depth and breadth of the audio industry.” Students interacted with high-profile producers and tinkered with the newest tools and toys in the audio industry during speaker-led education sessions.

KNXU – ABC 15
October 13, 2011

Where Can You Dine On 3 Courses For 12 Bucks?



The student-run Gallery Café of The Art Institute of Phoenix gets some well-deserved attention from KNXU-ABC 15. The “hands-on boot camp” puts students in the kitchen and among the diners, giving them real experience with real people. The diners get a fabulous 3-course meal from rising stars in the culinary industry. Check out the video and call in your reservation.

Forbes.com
October 10, 2011

Discovering Design

Forbes blogger Elmira Bayrasli was delighted with her discoveries of student work at The Art Institute of New York City during its open house. The range of creativity and the out-of-the-box imagination of students put “on display…not just designs for products and services, but the visualization of the lives and aspirations of the next generation.” Let’s see if she solves any puzzle take-aways left by the students.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (online)
October 9, 2011

On the Menu: Chicken Has Earned The Right To Be Popular

Until now, the culinary carbon footprint of food sources has been relatively ignored. Enter The Chicken. Coming in with one of the lowest carbon emissions scores, chicken can be an environmentally healthy meal, livened up with the addition of vegetables and spices. Learn how to butterfly a whole chicken from Chef Shawn Culp, culinary instructor at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, and then try out some of these delicious recipes!

KTVT – CBS Channel 11 (Dallas and Fort Worth, TX)
October 6, 2011

Musician Reflects On Steve Jobs' Impact On His Craft



The Art Institute of Fort Worth, a campus of South University, faculty member William Webster speaks to the impact of Steve Jobs on the field of Graphic Design. Remembering the Silicon Valley titan, Webster remarks that Apple products revolutionized the technology available for design and established new tracks and specialties that designers before Apple could not have accomplished.

Riviera Magazine (Orange County, CA)
October 4, 2011

Swanky Staples

The Art Institute of California, Orange County owned the runway with its Cotton Couture Fashion Show at AnQi. Garments designed by undergraduate and graduate students were displayed to an audience of 400, including AnQi’s CEO and fashion judge Elizabeth An and Jenny Lee of Jenny Lee Bridal.

Durham Magazine
October 2011

Think and Grow Rich

Offering courses that cater to student populations ranging from high school grads to career-changers, The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham prides itself on faculty and facilities that stay in tune with industry developments. One student, Pasha Lemnah (Bachelor of Science, Photography), is pursuing her passion for photography on top of her previously earned degrees. “Anybody who feels they are at a dead end, they can search their soul, find their dream and go after it” she says of her experiences.

The Observer and Eccentric (Suburban Detroit, MI)
September 29, 2011

Novi's ‘Hidden Secret'

Students in the culinary programs of The Art Institute of Michigan are getting hands-on experience in the kitchen and with the customers at the student-run restaurant Great Lakes Bistro. Combining food prep hours and service hours, the experience teaches up-and-coming chefs how to successfully work in the culinary industry.

Sun-Sentinel (South Florida)
September 21, 2011

“Simon Fashion Now” Event In Boca Raton Features Lady Gaga Design Fashion Challenge

The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale students gear up to dress and style the participants of Boca Raton’s “Simon Fashion Now” show. This year’s designers were chosen by Facebook fans to bring their creations to life in honor of Lady Gaga. Designs promise “camera lenses in futuristic silhouettes, provocative cuts and exaggerated features” inspired by the Lady.

The Atlanta Journal - Constitution
September 15, 2011

College Degrees Still Opening Job Doors, Stats Show

Brittany Misra, an alum of The Art Institute of Atlanta- Decatur, a branch of The Art Institute of Atlanta (Associate in Arts, Web Design & Interactive Media, Spring 2010), shares her experiences in pursuing secondary education and finding her job as a digital marketing director. The article relays the advice, “Education does not guarantee a job, but it can help, particularly if it provides the specific talents an employer needs.”

CandGNews.com (Warren, MI)
September 14, 2011

Commercial Arts College Opens In Troy

The Art Institute of Michigan — Troy opens its campus, offering degrees in fashion, design, and photography to a new demographic of students pursuing post-secondary education. Turner Burg, the campus’s director, is quoted, “We have a strong grasp of who and what we are. We offer highly trained graduates a wide range of placement in the commercial creative arts field.”

InlandSoCal.com
September 8, 2011

Fashion’s Night Out Riverside



Enjoy the sass and sequins of Downtown Riverside’s tribute to Fashion’s Night Out. This year features garment designs by students at The Art Institute of California, Inland Empire, and commentary by faculty member Phyllis Clark. Guests at the event included Riverside mayor Ron Loveridge and actress Lisa Foiles, among other fashion enthusiasts in attendance.

Seventeen Magazine
September 2011

The Art Institutes Passion for Fashion Competition

Seventeen Magazine and The Art Institutes are calling teens around the country to stock up on thread and fabric for this year’s Passion for Fashion 2012 scholarship competition. Designers-to-be must demonstrate a passion that is unique and innovative by submitting garments or retail store designs in the hopes of winning a partial scholarship to an Art Institutes school fashion program. For more information visit www.artinstitutes.edu/passion4fashion.

Latin Beat Magazine (Gardena, CA)
September 2011

School of Frock!

The five hottest trends of Fall 2011 are brought into the spotlight by Claude Brown, the fashion director of both The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles and The Art Institute of California, Sacramento. Will you join the Royal Watchers, the Eco Chics, or create your own fashion trend for everyone else to follow!

NationalGeographic.com
September 2011

Travels of the Fat Man

National Geographic sits down for a chat with Univision’s top-rated entertainment host Raúl de Molina, alumnus of The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale’s photography program. Raúl, famous for his Spanish-language television show El Gordo y La Flaca, talks about his passion for flavors, and how that passion has taken him, and his camera lens, to – at last count – over 80 countries.

Sizzle Magazine
Fall 2011

Slice of Life

Alexandra Saurer, recently graduated from The Art Institute of Atlanta’s culinary program (Associate in Arts, Culinary Arts, Spring 2011) has a zesty internship with Flavors Magazine, Atlanta’s premiere guide to fine-dining. From 5 a.m. to 11:55 p.m. she combines two passions—cooking and writing – to craft articles and recipes that are catching the eye of savvy Southern diners. “This is the best internship in the world,” she says happily.

ContractDesign.com
Fall 2011

Tables and Desks: Angling for Attention: Sebastopol by Coalesse

As people look for more space-efficient ways to entertain guests and keep homes uncluttered, Emilia Borgthorsdottir (2009, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design) an alumnus of The Art Institute of California – Orange County, steps up to the challenge. Sweeping gold at the Best of NeoCon® awards in casual tables, her puzzle-piece inspired geometric table pieces can be fitted into any room for maximum space utility. These tables even come with a power chord modification for electronic docking stations!

About.com
August 30, 2011

Watercress Restaurant Coming to Bridge Street

Chef Adam DeWildt opens a second location of his restaurant Watercress. Well-known and well-loved for his use of fresh ingredients, Chef DeWildt blends Southern cuisine with the classical French training he received from The Art Institute of Colorado (2010, Associates Degree in Culinary Arts). The mix is spectacular and winning rave reviews from Downtown Huntsville, Alabama foodies.

MyFoxHouston.com (KRIV-TV FOX 26 for Houston, Texas)
August 19, 2011

Braised Beef Cheeks at Tintos Spanish Restaurant & Wine Bar for Houston Restaurant Weeks

A rarity among her peers, Executive Chef Ja’Nel Witt of The Art Institute of Houston is making a splash in the Houston heat. Her recipe for braised beef stew is a part of the Houston Restaurant Week menu, with money from every lunch and dinner order of this special dish being donated to the Houston Food Bank. On MyFoxHouston.com, radio host Cleverly Stone gets a personal lesson in preparing this delicious dish.

Las Vegas Review-Journal.com
August 18, 2011

Michael Stolworthy Inspired by Movement

Art Institute of Las Vegas grad Michael Stolworthy (2004, Bachelor of Science in Media Arts & Animation) brings fluid curves to traditionally solid furniture. Stolworthy’s bar stool designs in particular are wining acclaim for their intriguing mixture of curve and space, as well as bright color and unconventional modernity. Thus far, Stolworthy has designed furniture pieces for Oprah, Louis Vuitton, and The Venetian hotel in Las Vegas.

SignOnSanDiego.com
August 9, 2011

Food Voyeurism: Superdiners On Open-Kitchen Restaurants

Kitchens are quickly becoming a new source of entertainment for more than just your taste-buds. Chef Tina Luu of The Art Institute of California,San Diego shares her love of the open-air kitchen experience at a local San Diego farmer’s market, commenting that the sights and sounds are equally as exciting as the food!

Detroit News
July 18, 2011

Acclaimed Art School Widens Reach With Troy Campus

The Detroit News announced the new Art Institute of Michigan – Troy, saying “a nationally acclaimed art school is expanding in Metro Detroit by opening a second campus this fall.”

PittsburghTribune-Review.com
July 15, 2011

Art Institute Grad Hopes Videos Will Galvanize Aid for Orphans

Taking his skill with a camera and turning it into hope, Art Institute of Pittsburgh alumnus Brendan Walsh is taking a digital stand for two orphanages in Mexico and Haiti. Along with other Art Institute students and faculty, Walsh is volunteering his time and his footage to create videos for the Ciudad de Angeles orphanage website. Through Cornerbrook Studios, which he founded, Walsh hopes to one day film a documentary on international adoption policies across nations.

TheOaklandPress.com
July 10, 2011

Art Institute of Michigan to Open Troy School in October

Metro Detroit gets a creative dose with the Grand Opening of The Art Institute of Michigan-Troy. Situated in a “hub for business, education and recreation”, the campus will offer fashion, design, and media arts programs. Classes start October 3rd.

HumaneSociety.org
June 29, 2011

Cool vs. Cruel 2011 Contest

The 2011 annual Cool vs. Cruel competition is off to fine start. Art Institute students, challenged this year to re-envision runway garments by such fashion moguls as Oscar De la Renta and Gucci, create fashion designs that offer fur-free alternatives to their famous counterparts. National judging takes place in New York City with winners announced on October 28, 2011.

SonyOnlineEntertainment.com
June 21, 2011

Cool vs. Cruel 2011 Contest

Sony Online Entertainment’s “Gamers In Real Life” (G.I.R.L.) scholarship has declared a new winner for 2011: Art Institute of California – Inland Empire’s Alicia Crawford. Crawford earned a $10,000 scholarship towards her education, and a 10-week internship with Sony Online Entertainment in San Diego, California.

Southwest Airlines Spirit Magazine
June 21, 2011

Charleston: Where Work Begets Play...

Featured in Southwest Airline’s Spirit Magazine, The Art Institute of Charleston is mentioned as one of the contributors to Charleston’s bustling mingle of business and education. The charming city boasts a creative workforce population of more than 27,000 or 6.7% of the region’s workforce.

HuffingtonPost.com
May 24, 2011

For-profit Art Schools On The Rise

In a story on for-profit art schools, the Huffington Post quoted Steven Goldman, president of The Art Institute of Portland, who said, "A very large percentage of our students are first-generation college students."

The TribLocal.com
May 18, 2011

Illinois Institute of Art – Tinley Park Grand Opening Paint Splash

The Chicago Tribune covered the recent Grand Opening of The Illinois Institute of Art – Tinley Park. Check out the photo gallery for the “Paint Splash” guest list of community and local leaders as well as some of the students attending the state-of-the-art facility.

ComputerGraphicsWorld.com
May 12, 2011

Academy Announces U.S. Finalists for 2011 Student Academy Awards

In this year’s 38th annual Student Academy Awards competition, Vladimir Korishev of The Art Institute of California – San Francisco earned a finalist nomination for his 2011 short-film Bitter. Korishev was one of 33 finalists out of 575 total competition entries.

The Southtown Star
May 11, 2011

Illinois Institute of Art opens in Tinley Park

Check out the Southtown Star’s coverage of the newest Art Institutes school: The Illinois Institute of Art – Tinley Park. The 23,000-square-foot building is equipped with state-of-the-art technology that helps students combine practicality with creativity.

TwitchFilm.com
April 23, 2011

TALENT CAMPUS: NUCLEAR FAMILY: Interview With Dominic Mercurio

Up-and-coming student filmmaker Dominic Mercurio of The Art Institute of California – San Francisco is a role-model for creativity. In his interview with Twitch, Dominic shares the hard work he put into creating his short film Nuclear Family and describes how his education helped him to create his compelling story.

C-SPAN.com
April 20, 2011

Q & A with Carol Guzy

On April 20, 2011 C-SPAN did an hour-long interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Carol Guzy. Among other topics, Ms. Guzy talks about her early training at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

King5.com
March 31, 2011

Spring fashions from hot student designers

See The Art Institute of Seattle’s flashy additions to this year’s Spring fashion trends. The video clip also features commentary by Ai Seattle’s Academic Director for Fashion Karen Wu on the skill-level demonstrated by students as they orchestrate the entirely student-run annual fashion show.

The DigitelCharleston.com
March 8, 2011

Head to Park Circle for the interactive art show 'Battle of the Brushes'

On March 13th, 2011 the Mixson community of Charleston, South Carolina, debuted the art show ‘Battle of the Brushes’, which featured artwork from students attending the Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham. Artwork was displayed through eight unoccupied Mixson homes, with pieces being available for purchase at the end of the walk-throughs.

MTV-VH1
March 3, 2011

This Kid Is Just Way Too Aggressive About Pop Tarts

Tyler Kozar, a Graphic Design student at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh is the 2011 winner of Kellogg’s™ “Pop It Forward” contest. His award … one million Pop-Tarts. MTV-VH1 showcased Kozar’s award being delivered to The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. With one million Pop-Tarts in hand, Tyler created 2D and 3D artwork from the foil wrappers and pastry boxes.

MiamiHerald.com
March 3, 2011

DaSilva turns up the heat at the Eden Roc

The Eden Roc restaurant has a new spit-fire chef in the kitchen: The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale alum Paula DaSilva. Featured in the Miami Herald’s Dining section, DaSilva’s cooking is winning acclaim for her bold blend of masculine and feminine flavors as well as her no-nonsense attitude in the kitchen.

The Examiner
March 3, 2011

Student wins contest using 1 million Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts to make pop-art

On March 3rd, an 18-wheeler delivered one million Pop-Tarts to Art Institute of Pittsburgh Graphic Design student Tyler Kozar. Kozar, the 2011 winner of Kellogg’s™ “Pop It Forward” Contest, used the foil wrappers and pastry boxes to create sculptures, clothing pieces, and various other 2D and 3D pop artwork. The question remains: who will help him eat all those Pop-Tarts?

HuffPost College
March 2, 2011

The 10 Best Undergraduate Video Game Design Schools

The Art Institute of Vancouver is ranked 4th in this year’s Princeton Review of the best undergraduate Graphic Design programs across the country. According to GamePro magazine, The Art Institute of Vancouver beat out over 140 other schools based on its academic programs, teaching faculty credentials and post-graduation employment statistics.

KHQ of Spokane, WA
March 2, 2011

Winner of Pop-It-Forward Contest Unveils Pop Art Exhibit

See what Art Institute of Pittsburgh graphic design student, Tyler Kozar, did when he won a million Pop-Tarts® in the national Pop-TartsTM Pop It Forward Contest for fun and creative ideas using one million Pop-Tarts® toaster pastries. Kozar plans to create 2D artwork, 3D sculptures, dresses, etc., made out of the Pop-Tarts® foil wrappers and boxes.

TheNewYorkTimes.com
March 1, 2011

The Top Places to Study Video Game Design — For Credit

Read about The Art Institute of Vancouver being ranked fourth on The Princeton Review and Game Pro Media’s list of "2011 Top Schools for Video Game Design Study." This is the school's second appearance on the list; they were ranked sixth on list of "2010 Top Schools for Video Game Design Study."

MiamiHerald.com
February 20, 2011

Julian Chang Makes a Splash in the Fashion World

South Florida is his playground. Julian Chang, graduated from Miami International University of Art & Design, channels the vibrant energy of his surroundings into sleek modern textiles that have been seen in People magazine and on celebrities like Gloria Estefan and Paris Hilton.

KVIE Public Television (Sacramento, CA)
January 2011

Arts Alive: Student Artists

This segment of Arts Alive spotlights students and programs at The Art Institute of California, Sacramento. Video excerpt was provided, with permission, by KVIE Public Television. The full version is available here.

WSVN- 7 News
October 26, 2010

Click to see Ai Fort Lauderdale’s Jackie Brennan (Fashion Alumna), Charlotte Andersen (Culinary), Shermika Lyons (Culinary), Andre West (Fashion), and Greg Dubois (Graphic Design) on promotional news segments for WSVN-7 News.
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WITI-TV
October 15, 2010



WITI-TV (Milwaukee FOX affiliate) aired this 3-minute segment on The Art Institute of Wisconsin the morning of October 15th on the “Real Milwaukee” show with Tony Clark. You can watch the video on the website – click on “Tony checks out the Art Institute” in the video clip menu bar.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 4, 2010

Art Institute of Wisconsin

Visit the web gallery of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to see photos of Opening Day at The Art Institute of Wisconsin, EDMC’s 100th school to open its doors.

EntertainmentWeekly.com
September 2, 2010

Gagasaurus Rex: Lady Gaga in Dino Form

One of Lady Gaga’s biggest fans dons 10” platforms and a bleach-blonde wig to rawr his support. Creation Rex outside The Art Institute of Pittsburgh joins The Lady’s fans welcoming her to the City of Bridges.

The Link
Fall 2010

Sustainable Education: Preparing Students for Green Jobs

Tricia Murray, accomplished Academic Director of Interior Design at The Art Institute of California – San Diego, makes a splash in the Interior Design world with her innovative teachings on “green” architecture. By incorporating sustainability into her interior designs, Murray’s award-winning student Bethany Deac hopes to introduce “green thinking” into San Diego’s mobile home parks.

The Daily Reporter (Milwaukee, WI)
August 26, 2010

Livin' Large

The Daily Reporter, a Milwaukee business and construction publication, published a photo of The Art Institute of Wisconsin’s sign installation as the new school prepares for its first class start in October 2010.

Blip.TV
August 1, 2010

PX AI Oceans 3

Enjoy an original ConnectSI episodeon Blip.TV

Bloomberg.com
July 6, 2010

Venus Williams Adds Title of Author to Tennis, Design Careers With Book

Venus Williams, an alumnus of The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale’s fashion design program, takes her sports successes and lessons to the typewriter. Her book Come to Play features insights from former President Bill Clinton, actor Denzel Washington, and Nike Inc. founder Phil Knight, on the role of sports in earning personal successes. Williams explained one of her book’s themes, “That’s what makes life interesting, facing the challenges and finding a way to get through them.”

BravoTV.com
June 16 – September 15, 2010

Top Chef Contestant: Tiffany Derry

Bravo’s Top Chef: Season 7 gets a dose of Texan sass from our Art Institutes alum Tiffany Derry. Trained at the Art Institute of Houston, Tiffany’s Creole-inspired dishes win her acclaim from Houston to Dallas and now to TV! Watch her compete and cheer her on!

KENS-5 (San Antonio, TX)
May 17, 2010

Cooking, design, fashion, more: New college cultivates creativity

San Antonio’s CBS affiliate featured a story on the area’s newest college, The Art Institute of San Antonio, calling it a college that “cultivates creativity.” The May 17, 2010 article quotes Art Institute of San Antonio president Josh Pond and students.

NBC 5 Dallas
April 9, 2010

The Art Institute of Fort Worth Opens

Dallas/Fort Worth NBC affiliate feature coverage of The Art Institute of Fort Worth’s first day of classes in April 2010.

View more news videos at: http://www.nbcdfw.com/video.

The Press-Enterprise
March 18, 2010

Inland students bursting college video game creation and design programs at the seams

The Art Institute of California – Inland Empire is part of a Press-Enterprise profile and podcast on the growing video gaming programs available in the Riverside-San Bernardino region.

NBC17-TV Raleigh
February 18, 2010

Students Open New Durham Lunch Spot

The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham recently opened its student-run restaurant, the District at 410 Blackwell. View NBC17-TV Raleigh's coverage of the restaurant's debut.

The Virginian-Pilot
February 12, 2010

Beach Town Center is home to new art school

Check out media coverage of The Art Institute of Virginia Beach Grand Opening, held on February 11, 2010.
Copyright ©2010, The Virginian-Pilot/PilotOnline.com. Reprinted with permission.

WVEC-TV
February 2010

“Dialogue” with Lasalle Banks

Marilyn Burstein, President of The Art Institute of Virginia Beach, interviewed for WVEC-TV’s "Dialogue" talk show.

Herald-Sun (Raleigh, NC)
February 2010

Restaurant and Classroom

Print coverage of The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham's new student-run restaurant.
Copyright© 2010, The Herald-Sun. Postedwith permission.

VEER Magazine
November 23, 2009

Passion to Productivity: The Art Institutes Get Creative

Hampton Roads' Veer Magazine profiles the new Art Institute of Virginia Beach.

Loudoun Independent (Loudoun, Virginia)
November 5, 2009

Art Institute of Washington - Northern Virginia Opens in Sterling

Check out the Loudoun Independent coverage of The Art Institute of Washington – Northern Virginia grand opening.

KTTV Fox 11 (Los Angeles, CA)
October 7, 2009

Dress Test: Be Fashionable on the Cheap

Mary Ann Gale, Academic Director of Fashion at The Art Institute of California – Orange County was interviewed as a fashion expert for a segment on Fox 11.

ABC 15 (Phoenix, AZ)
September 27, 2009

Iron Chef 2009

Three students from The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Phoenix appear on Food Network’s Iron Chef America.

New England Cable News
August 19, 2009

Film industry explodes in Massachusetts

Boston Globe reporter Johnny Diaz discusses the film industry in Massachusetts and the New England Institute of Art.

Loudoun Times-Mirror (Loudoun, VA)
July 29, 2009

A Fresh Addition to Loudoun’s Canvas

Feature story published in the Loudoun Times-Mirror about the new Art Institute of Washington – Northern Virginia opening in Sterling, VA.

FoodChannel.com
May 6, 2009

Heaven Sent Desserts Caters to Beyoncé

Features celebrity desserts made by famed chef and The Art Institute of California,San Diego lecturer, Tina Luu. Written by Bill Bailey. Article appears courtesy of www.foodchannel.com.

Seventeen.com
February 18, 2009

Runway Insider: Passion for Fashion Winners

Grand prize winner’s of The Art Institutes Passion for Fashion Competition 2009 talk about their experiences at Badgley Mischka's fashion show.

Providence Journal
January 4, 2009

Nine People to Keep Your Eye on in '09

The Providence Journal lists Graehme Field, an Art Institute of New York City student, as one of the nine people to keep your eye on in '09. Reprinted with permission. Providence Journal. Copyright 2009. All rights reserved.

CGW (Computer Graphics World)
January 2009

The Art of the Game

Computer Graphics World highlights a gallery exhibition of artwork from Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy video game that The Art Institute of California – San Diego hosted. Provided courtesy of Computer Graphics World magazine.

Philly.com

Frock for the First Lady

Art Institute of Philadelphia students conceptualized designs for Michelle Obama’s inaugural gown. Read more about it at Philly.com.

WXIA TV (Atlanta, GA)
2009

Top Chef!

View interviews with students and faculty from The Art Institute of Atlanta on culinary arts alum Kevin Gillespie’s appearance in the finals of Bravo’s “Top Chef.”

WGBH (Greater Boston Area)
2009

Plans for a new movie studio in Plymouth, Mass.

President of The New England Institute of Art Susan C. Lane weighs in on the new movie studio slated to open in the area. Link provided courtesy of WGBH. (c) 2009 WGBH Educational Foundation.

Entrepreneur Magazine
December 2008

2008 Hot List

Green apparel hits the Hot List.

King 5 (Seattle, WA)
November 28, 2008

Let Jesse Buy It: Chefs battle it out

Chefs from The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Seattle battle it out with Thanksgiving leftovers on this segment of "Let Jesse Buy It." Provided courtesy of King5.com.

AZStarnet.com
November 17, 2008

Cancer can't keep them from the runway

Arizona Daily Star highlights some courageous young role models.

StarTribune.com
November 16, 2008

Training Can Be Key to Getting New Start

Focus on Thao Moore, The Art Institutes International Minnesota alum, and her new business, Green Mangos Catering.

WMagazine.com
November 13, 2008

Un-Animal House

WMagazine.com’s Editors’ Blog takes a peek inside the Cool vs. Cruel awards ceremony held at the Bowery Hotel in New York City.

Humane Society of the United States
November 13, 2008

Cool vs. Cruel 2008 Awards Sparkle With a Constellation of Talent

Highlights from the 2008 Cool vs. Cruel Competition award ceremony held at the Bowery Hotel in New York City.

WWD.com (Women's Wear Daily)
November 3, 2008

Travels With Talley

Vogue editor-at-large André Leon Talley schools The Art Institute of Philadelphia students in life lessons.

944 Magazine
November 2008

Chefs in Training

Several chefs in training at The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of California,Orange County give their insights. Reprinted with permission. 944 Magazine. Copyright 2009. All rights reserved.

CollegeRecruiter.com
October 7, 2008

Thank You for Your Time

A feature discussing the importance of the post-interview thank-you note. Reprinted with permission. CollegeRecruiter.com. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
October 6, 2008

Song Written To Raise Money For Teachers

Boston news station shows how one local mother is battling budget cuts in area schools.

L.A. Times
October 3, 2008

Art School Confidential

An Academic Director from The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles talks about careers in media arts. Reprinted with permission. Los Angeles Times. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

Career College Association’s The Link
Fall 2008

Going Far Afield

The Link reports on The Art Institutes International Minnesota photojournalism initiative in New Orleans.
Reprinted with permission. The Career College Association. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

944 Magazine
September 2008

Woman of Power

Mary Ann Gale, Academic Department Director of Fashion Design and Fashion Marketing and Management at The Art Institute of California,Orange County discusses two new fashion degree programs. 944 Magazine. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

Chicago Tribune
August 13, 2008

Countdown To a Chef

Chicago Tribune profiles Dominic Zarletti, culinary student at The International Culinary School at The Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago.

Kansas City Community News
August 13, 2008

Art Institutes Prepares for Opening in Overland Park

Kansas City Community News highlights the arrival of The Art Institutes International-Kansas City to the area.

The Sunnyvale Sun
August 6, 2008

Making a Splash

The Sunnyvale Sun features the grand opening of The Art Institute of California,Sunnyvale.
Reprinted with permission. The Sunnyvale Sun. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

Christian Science Monitor
August 5, 2008

Video-gaming strives for respect. Is it a sport?

Christian Science Monitor showcases the rise of video-gaming to the mainstream.
By Gloria Goodale.
Reproduced with permission from the August 5, 2008, issue of The Christian Science Monitor (http://www.csmonitor.com). © 2008 The Christian Science Monitor. All rights reserved.

The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
July 1, 2008

Art Institute Arrives in Durham

The Herald-Sun underscores the arrival of The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham to the community.
Copyright 2008, The Herald-Sun. Reprinted with permission.

Round Rock Leader (Central Texas)
June 6, 2008

Art Institute Splashes Onto Education Scene

The Art Institute of Austin grand opening is featured in the Round Rock Leader.

KCRA.com
January 23, 2008

Seafood Spring Rolls

Making Seafood Spring Rolls with Chef Toussaint Potter of The Art Institute of California – Sacramento. Click here for the delicious recipe.

USA Radio

USA Radio Interview – Passion for Fashion

USA Radio features Bruce E. Dempsey, Vice President, Academic Affairs Specialist, The Art Institutes speaking about the Passion for Fashion Competition. Reprinted with permission. USA Radio. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.

Estylo Magazine
2007

In The Kitchen with Amanda Nunez

Estylo magazine features Best Teen Chef 2007, Amanda Nunez, in the kitchen.

City Pages
March 30, 2005

Home Movie

City Pages features a sneak peek into the screen-life of The Art Institutes International Minnesota professor Rolf Belgum’s new film The Wild Condition. The life-experiences of friends and family act as the perfect emotional tuning fork for this film following a son’s struggle with his mother’s emerging symptoms of dementia.

Global News (Canada)

Hot Competition in the Bocuse d’Or cooking contest

Global News interviews chef and instructor David Wong about his upcoming representation of Canada in the Bocuse d’Or cooking competition in France. Clip provided courtesy of Global News.

BettyConfidential.com

Cooking Tips from Top Teen Chefs

Article featuring cooking tips from the top three Best Teen Chef Competition winners. Posted with permission from BettyConfidential.com.>