RUNWAY SHOW + STUDENT EXHIBITION...RUNWAY SHOW + STUDENT EXHIBITION WHAT: Students from North...

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PRESS PASSSubmit requests by early April via email: [email protected]

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGEVisit us online at design.ncsu.edu/art2wear formore information.

For information regarding press and marketing, please contact: [email protected]

For more information on sponsorship, contact Justin LeBlanc at [email protected].

Andrew Hilts, DirectorClara May, Assistant DirectorKerrigan Barrington, Public RelationsSydney Cline + Addie Milam, Sponsorship

NCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University Foundation

PRESS + SPONSORSHIP

FRIDAY / APRIL 20 / 2018TALLEY STUDENT UNION / NC STATE UNIVERSITY

RUNWAY SHOW + STUDENT EXHIBITION

WHAT: Students from North Carolina State University will present their original designs during the 2018 A2W fashion show. We look back at the last 16 years. Our humble beginnings were showcased in “The Pit” at the College of Design with merely a hundred spectators. A2W now resides in Talley Student Center and hosts an audience of more than 1,000 attendees annually.

WHO: The event is hosted by NC State’s College of Design. The show is run by students for students in partnership with faculty advisor Justin LeBlanc. A2W is also supported by local businesses, individual donors, and the NC State Foundation.

WHEN: Friday, April 20, 2018 DRESS REHEARSAL / 2:00 PMSTUDENT EXHIBITION / DOORS OPEN 6:30 PMRUNWAY SHOW / SEATING 7:00 PM / SHOW 7:30 PM

WHERE: Talley Student Center State Ballroom on NC State’s campus. Parking is available in the Coliseum Parking Deck. If you need accessibility parking, please e-mail [email protected].

TICKETS: General admission tickets will be available for purchasestarting March 13th, 2018 for $30. Hurry, tickets sell out fast! VIP ticketsare reserved for sponsors only. Purchase your tickets online at design.ncsu.edu/art2wear/eventstickets/

CONTACT: For more information about the event, press or sponsorship, email [email protected].


SPONSORSHIP BENEFITSPlease support Art2Wear™ (A2W) 2018 by making a financial contribution or donating products and/or services that would assist in the production of our A2W program. For more information on sponsorship, please contact Justin LeBlanc at [email protected]. The various levels of support for A2W are as follows:

$20,000 EXECUTIVE SPONSOR ($18,680 tax deductible)•• Logo Recognition on all VIP seats• Recognition in publications, news, social medias, and radio.• Emcee recognition of company on runway in front of 700 guests.• Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State

Design Influence• Two full page (6" x 16" pages) recognition in the A2W Runway Show

program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners• 12 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 12 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 12 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 30 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times t throughout the show.

$15,000 SIGNATURE SPONSOR ($13,900 tax deductible)• Recognition in publications, news, social medias, radio• Emcee recognition of company on runway in front of 700 guests.• 1 ½ page (6" x 12" pages) recognition in the A2W Runway Show

program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC StateA2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners• 10 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners• 12 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 10 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 10 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 25 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple timest throughout the show.

$10,000 PRESENTING SPONSOR ($9,120 tax deductible)• Full page (6" x 8") recognition in the A2W Runway Show

program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners• 8 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 8 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 20 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times

throughout the show.

5,000 PATRON SPONSOR ($4,340 tax deductible)• 3/4 page (6" x 6") recognition in the A2W Runway Show

program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• 6 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 6 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 6 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 15 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times


$2,500 CONTRIBUTOR SPONSOR ($2,060 tax deductible)• Half page (6" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show

program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• 4 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 4 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 4 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 10 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times


$1,000 SUPPORTER SPONSOR ($730 tax deductible)

• Quarter page (3" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show• $270 non-tax deductible

program booklet*• Acknowledging your name/company on the NC State A2W website• 2 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 2 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show• 2 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition***• 5 second acknowledgment of your name/company on

show’s projections* Page layout options available - Must be committed before March 1, 2018*** VIP tickets REQUIRE RSVP by April 1, 2018

All sponsorships will go toward the Art2Wear fashion show fund within the NC State University Foundation.


WHAT: Students from North Carolina State University will present their original designs during the 2017 A2W fashion show. We look back at the last 16 years. Our humble beginnings were showcased in “The Pit” at the College of Design with merely a hundred spectators. A2W now resides in Talley Student Center and hosts an audience of more than 1,000 attendees annually.

WHO: The event is sponsored by NC State’s College of Design. The show is run by students for students in partnership with faculty advisor Justin LeBlanc. A2W is also supported by local businesses, individual donors, and foundations.

WHEN: Friday, April 28, 2017 DRESS REHEARSAL / 2:00 PM

STUDENT EXHIBITION / DOORS OPEN 6:30 PM

RUNWAY SHOW / SEATING 7:00 PM / SHOW 7:30 PM

WHERE: Talley Student Center State Ballroom on NC State’s campus. Parking is available in the Coliseum Parking Deck. If you need accessibility parking, please e-mail [email protected].

COST: General admission tickets are available for $30. VIP ticketsare reserved for sponsors only. Purchase your tickets online at design.ncsu.edu/art2wear/eventstickets/

CONTACT: For more information about the event, press or sponsorship, email [email protected].

MISSIONArt 2 Wear (A2W) is an educational event where students gain experience by coordinating and producing an annual show. Young designers are challenged to imagine, create, and inspire by expressing their point of view through wearable art. This highly anticipated fashion show fuses the talents from several departments in the College of Design and beyond, exposing student designers to the broader field of fashion. A2W attracts approximately 4,000 attendees in addition to encouraging participation by engaging the student body, the Raleigh community, and the broader design industry.

VISIONA2W’s vision is to inspire and challenge our audience and designers to think about clothing in a di®erent way. We plan to evolve from a highly anticipated event at NC State into a fashion focal point for the entire East Coast. A2W’s intention is to establish and expand committed support from within the University, the city of Raleigh, and the creative community.

STATEMENTThe student-driven foundation of A2W has provided a stage for an eclectic group of students and many opportunities for cross-campus collaboration. A2W lives and breathes student excitement. It is one of the few events where every aspect has been influenced by the students, from the production of the show to the works on display. Every year A2W showcases the strengths of this University—its focus on innovation and creativity and it challenges students to create tactile representationsof their dreams.

KATHERINE DIUGUIDASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ART+DESIGNFORMER ART2WEAR FACULTY DIRECTOR (2012-2015)

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SPONSORSHIP BENEFITSPlease support Art2Wear™ (A2W) 2017 by making a �nancial contribution or donating products and/or services that would assist in the production of our A2W program. For more information on sponsorship, please contact Justin LeBlanc at [email protected]. The various levels of support for A2W are as follows:

$5000 TITLE SPONSOR ($4700 tax deductible) • Full page (6" x 9") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet* • Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State Design In�uence. • Logo acknowledging your company on the NCSU A2W website. • Logo on the step and repeat backdrops • 6 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show**** • 6 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition*** • 20 second acknowledgment of you company on display screen at the show**

$2500 PRESENTING SPONSOR ($2300 tax deductible) • Half page (6" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet* • Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State Design In�uence. • Logo acknowledging your company on the NCSU A2W website. • 4 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show**** • 4 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition*** • 10 second acknowledgment of you company on display screen at the show**

$1000 OFFICIAL SPONSOR ($900 tax deductible) • Quarter page (3" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet* • Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State Design In�uence. • Logo acknowledging your company on the NCSU A2W website. • 2 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show**** • 2 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition*** • 10 second acknowledgment of you company on display screen at the show**

$500 PATRON SPONSOR ($500 tax deductible) • Logo recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet • Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State Design In�uence. • Logo acknowledging your company on the NCSU A2W website.

$100 FRIEND SPONSOR ($100 tax deductible) • Recognition on our friend list in the A2W program booklet and website

IN KIND • Depending on donation level, recognition on our donor list in the A2W show program, the College Annual Report, NC State Design In�uence, and logo on website.

* Page layout options available—Must be committed before February 1, 207** You have creative control of acknowledgment, submitted no later than March 1, 2017*** VIP tickets REQUIRE RSVP by April 1, 2017

THE SHOWA2W is a program that is for students by students. A committee of 50+ NC State students do everything from the design and vision to the promotion and coordination of the show. The committee is made up of 10 teams that each are run by dedicated student leaders. Each team is responsible for a di®erent aspect that the audience experiences. The students time and energy contributes to A2W through their skills in leadership, outreach, and collaboration.

THE EXHIBITIONThe runway show will consist of wearable garments ranging fromsculptures to high dressmaking. The A2W Student Exhibition welcomes work from all of the College of Design students, exploring di®erent media and designs through Art + Design, Architecture, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, and Landscape Architecture to celebrate the artistic diversity within the College of Design.


2018

At an institution better known for science, engineering and technology, students’

passion for fashion design seems to be on a major upswing…In a courtyard at the

College of Design, several hundred people turned out in late April to watch 23 designers and more than 100 models pull o® what’s likely one of the biggest fashion

events in the region — a fashion show called Art2Wear.

// NEWS & OBSERVER, 2005

2005

2012

“There’s a heavy emphasis on experimental materials even though

these come out to be garments,” said Charles Joyner, professor of art+design.

“And on the runway sitting some 50 feet, 75 feet, 100 yards away, you don’t see

that, you don’t get the fact of all the intricate handwork that’s gone on.”

// NC STATE NEWS, APRIL 25, 2012

Art2Wear is powered by student e®ort, from the lighting to the video shorts that

introduce each collection. The juried show has become a bucket list-style goal for

many in the colleges. // THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, APRIL 18, 2015

Not unlike the scene inside the tents at the Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week, the vibe outside N.C. State’s Art2Wear fashion show on Friday night was frenetic. Evening thunder- storms moved the annual student show from its original outdoor setting on Sta®ord Commons inside to a ballroomin the sleek new Talley Student Union.// THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, 2014

Katherine Guerra’s designs in rich colors of navy, cranberry, green and purple were flanked with peacock feathers and worn by models with dramatic make up. She, joined by a few other designers, created glamorous dresses including a navy tube dress with a thick mesh tutu and a skin clinging black evening gown. // TECHNICIAN, 2005

2014

2010

2002NCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University Foundation

2017 THEME

DÉJÀ VUthe art of

already seen \ phenomena \ feeling of familiarity \ feeling of recollection pre-cognition \ prophecy \ an anomaly of memory \ recalled experience uncertain-ty \ hallucinations

MEMORY IS A GREAT ARTIST. For every man and for every womanit makes the recollection of his or her life a work of art and aunfaithful record. ANDREW MAUROIS

IN THE CLASSROOMArt + Design associate professor Justin LeBlanc instructs and encourages young designers and is key in the facilitation of students’ con�dence and success, not only in preparation for A2W, but also in their professional careers beyond the College of Design. Though students are encouraged by faculty, A2W is entirely motivated, driven, and executed by students.


NCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University FoundationNCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University Foundation

2017

Please support Art2Wear™ (A2W) 2018 by making a financial contribution or donating products and/or services that would assist in the production of our A2W program. For more information on sponsorship, please contact Justin LeBlanc at [email protected]. The various levels of support for A2W are as follows:

$20,000 EXECUTIVE SPONSOR ($18,680 tax deductible)• Up to 3 years to reserve the right to be the o£cial A2W Title Sponsor• Logo Recognition on all VIP seats• Recognition in publications, news, social medias, and radio.• Emcee recognition of company on runway in front of 700 guests.• Logo Recognition in College Annual Report and NC State Design Influence• Two full page (6" x 16" pages) recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners • 12 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum • 12 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 12 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 30 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times t throughout the show.

$15,000 SIGNATURE SPONSOR ($13,900 tax deductible)• Recognition in publications, news, social medias, radio• Emcee recognition of company on runway in front of 700 guests.• 1 ½ page (6" x 12" pages) recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC StateA2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners • 10 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners • 12 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum • 10 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 10 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 25 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple timest throughout the show.

$10,000 PRESENTING SPONSOR ($9,120 tax deductible)• Full page (6" x 8") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• Logo/name on VIP reception table runners • 8 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 8 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show*** • tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 20 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times throughout the show.

5,000 PATRON SPONSOR ($4,340 tax deductible)• 3/4 page (6" x 6") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• Logo/name on the step and repeat backdrops• 6 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 6 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 6 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 15 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times throughout the show.

$2,500 CONTRIBUTOR SPONSOR ($2,060 tax deductible)• Half page (6" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Logo/name acknowledging your company on the NC State A2W website• 4 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 4 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show***• 4 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition• 10 second acknowledgment on display screen multiple times throughout the show.

$1,000 SUPPORTER SPONSOR ($780 tax deductible)• Quarter page (3" x 4.5") recognition in the A2W Runway Show program booklet*• Acknowledging your name/company on the NC State A2W website• 2 tickets to the Art2Wear Benefit at the Gregg Museum• 2 reserved VIP seats at the Runway Show• 2 tickets to our VIP reception before the show at the Exhibition***• 5 second acknowledgment of your name/company on show’s projections

* Page layout options available - Must be committed before March 1, 2018*** VIP tickets REQUIRE RSVP by April 1, 2018


2018 THEME

CAESURATHE ART OF INTERRUPTION

1. ANY BREAK, PAUSE, OR INTERRUPTION

2. A BREAK, ESPECIALLY IN A SENSE PAUSE, USUALLY NEAR THE MIDDLE OF A VERSE, AND MARKED IN SCANSION BY A DOUBLE VERTICAL LINE


2017

At an institution better known for science, engineering and technology, students’

passion for fashion design seems to be on a major upswing…In a courtyard at the

College of Design, several hundred people turned out in late April to watch 23

designers and more than 100 models pull o� what’s likely one of the biggest fashion

events in the region — a fashion show called Art2Wear.

// NEWS & OBSERVER, 2005

2005

2012

2015

“There’s a heavy emphasis on experimental materials even though

these come out to be garments,” said Charles Joyner, professor of art and

design. “And on the runway sitting some 50 feet, 75 feet, 100 yards away, you don’t

see that, you don’t get the fact of all the intricate handwork that’s gone on.”

// NC STATE NEWS, APRIL 25, 2012

Art2Wear is powered by student e�ort, from the lighting to the video shorts that

introduce each collection. The juried show has become a bucket list-style goal for many

in the colleges.

// THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, APRIL 18, 2015

Not unlike the scene inside the tents at the Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week, the vibe outside N.C. State’s Art2Wear fashion show on Friday night was frenetic. Evening thunder- storms moved the annual student show from its original outdoor setting on Sta�ord Commons inside to a ballroomin the sleek new Talley Student Union.

// THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, 2014

Katherine Guerra’s designs in rich colors of navy, cranberry, green and purple were �anked with peacock feathers and worn by models with dramatic make up. She, joined by a few other designers, created glamorous dresses including a navy tube dress with a thick mesh tutu and a skin clinging black evening gown.

// TECHNICIAN, 2005

2014

2009

2002

IN THE CLASSROOMArt + Design assisstant professor Justin LeBlanc instructs and encourages young designers and is key in the facilitation of students’ confidence and success, not only in preparation for A2W, but also in their professional careers beyond the College of Design. Though students are encouraged by faculty, A2W is entirely motivated, driven, and executed by students.

2017 IN REVIEWLast year’s theme was Déjà Vu—already seen \ phenomena \ feeling of familiarity \ precognition \ prophecy \ an anomaly of memory \ recalled experience \ uncertainty \ hallucinations

NCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University FoundationNCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University FoundationNCSU Art2Wear is supported by the North Carolina State University Foundation

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