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Graphic Design Internship Company List Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERNSHIP COMPANY LIST 2G Branding + Design Aruliden 32 Degree Weatherproof The Assembly 513 Design Assembly Projects Corp. The 7th Art Assouline Publishing Inc. A to A Studio Soultions Atlantic Records ABC Graphics The Attik Design Inc. Abrams Authentic Brands Group Acosta Design Avenue A | Razorfish Ad Hoc Art Awesome Adnauseum, Inc. Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment Adobe Systems Bandoian Graphic Design Adolescent Banks & Koh LLC Aeropostale Inc. Barneys New York AgitProp, Inc. Baron & Baron Inc. AHL & Co Bartle Boyle Hegarty, LLC aLanguageBank.com Base Design Aldine Bates Interactive USA Alien Kung Fu BBC Worldwide Americas The Alternative Museum Beehive American Greetings Behance American Homestyle & Gardening/G+J Bellocq Publishing Ben Berger/Paris Accessories LTD Amika Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz Ammirati Ready Inc. Berlin Cameron United Anderson Newton Design BET Networks Anthem Worldwide Anthropologie Biggs & Co. AOL Blender Magazine/Alpha Media Group The Apartment Blind Visual Propaganda Apartment One The Blue Flame Agency Apple Computer, Inc. BMG Chrysalis AR New York Bombastic, Inc. Armani Exchange Bookish.com Arno North America BorsaWallace, Inc Art Asia Pacific Bottlerocket Wine & Sprit Art Directors Club Brand Architecture International Art House Management The Brand Gallery Art21 Bridge Records Artisan House Business Week Magazine/Bloomberg L.P. Arude Magazine C&G Partners LLC 209 East 23 Street, New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel 212.592.2370 Fax 212.206.6434 www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] Calvin Klein Inc. Dogmatic Inc. CathodeRay Club Inc. Domino Media Group CBS Double Happiness Creations, Inc. CDKnet/ValueFlash Doyle Partners Cezanne Studio Droga5 CGI DZP Marketing Communications CHA Hospital Edible Manhattan Chadwick Communications Edulence Chance Magazine, LLC Ego7, LLC Cheil Worldwide Eic Agency LLC Chloe & Isabel Eight and a Half The Chopping Block Electronics Expo Christian Dior Inc. Elegant Home Design LTD. (Life+Style) CITY cmg Elektra Entertainment City Parks Foundation Ellery Homestyle Clark Design Eponym, Inc. The Clocktower Gallery Eric Baker Design Associates, Inc. CMJ Networks Erwin Penland Coach, Inc. Esquire Magazine-Hearst College Humor Euro RSCG, Tonic Comcast F & W Media The Concept Farm The Fader Magazine/The FADER, Inc Concert/Watch Concert.com Fairchild Fashion Group CO-OP Fairchild Publications Inc. Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum Farrar, Straus & Giroux Cosmetic World Fireworks ICS Coty Beauty Inc. First Born Media CR Fashion Book Flight 001 Croog Studios FLY DVD Magazine Cross River Communications Flying Machine CS Designworks Fomerly of General Media Inc. Dataharvest, Inc. Foot Locker, Inc/CCS Dean Russo Art Fornerly of M2 Merge Marketing De Buenatinta Fort Productions Decon Fox Business Network Definitive Jux Records Fragments Inc. Dekker Babian Design Fresh & Wholesome Collaborations Dennis Publishing, Maxim Fun-4-All Dentsu McGarry Bowen The Gabriel Group Design Space Gale Gates et al. Digital Kitchen The Gale Group Direggio Advertising Galison Design Divine Design GEAR Magazine D'Marsh Collection George Tscherny Document Journal Geta Images Inc. 209 East 23 Street, New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel 212.592.2370 Fax 212.206.6434 www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] Gigantic, Inc. Interview Magazine/Brant Publications Inc. Giovanni Bianco Studio 65 Ippolita Giraldi Suarez Productions Ironpaper, Inc. Go Infusion LLC J Henry Fair Photography Studio Good Times Entertainment Jager Di Paola Kemp - JDK Graj + Gustavsen James Victore, Inc. Graphis, Inc. Jazz at Lincoln Center The Green Magazine/Vision Media LLC. The Jim Henson Company Gretel Inc. Joel Fitzpatrick Design Grove Atlantic Publications Jonathan Adler Enterprises Guava JP Morgan Creative Services Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., Inc. Julian Peploe Inc. The Hall Partnership Architects Kaede NYC Handmade Group Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions HarperCollins Publishers Karim Rashid Inc. Harpers Bazaar Karlssonwilker.inc Harris Publications, Guitar World Magazine Kern + Lead HBO Knickerbocker Design Hearst Koka Consulting Heavy.com , Team Heavy The Korea Society Heritage MUSE Inc. Kosa Minore High Tide Kraftworks Hinterland, LLC HNW, Inc Lancome Holbrook La Prairie HORNET, Inc. Laird + Partners Hsu + Associates Lance Wyman Ltd. Hyper Graphics Studio, Inc. Lancome USA HYPERAKT Design Group, Inc. Lanvin Inc. ICED Media The Last Magazine/Berger & Wild LLC ID Society Latina Media Ventures, LLC, Latina Magazine ID3 Publicidad Lebowitz Gould Design Inc. Ideal Properties Group Lee Chung Kwan, Beak San CBSFI ideeli Lemonade NY idesign The Lifelong Friendship Society If You Knew LLC The Lifework Studio, Inc. Image 360, Inc. Limelight Marketplace Images Design littleBits Imagination (USA) Inc. Little Brown & Company IMentor Little Fury Design (Start here Inc.) Ink & Co. Livet Reichard Co. Inked Magazine Liz Claiborne Inside Edition Lloyd + co Interactive One Local Projects Interbrand Louise Fili Design 209 East 23 Street, New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel 212.592.2370 Fax 212.206.6434 www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] LTB Media The Museum of Modern Art, Department of Lucky Tangerine Design Graphic Design M Public Affairs Muskadelic Design Madison Square Garden My Active Driveway Magaschoni Nacirema Music, Inc. Major League Baseball The Nation Malbon Brothers Farms/Frank 151 National Football League Manhattan Kids Natural Cultural Landscapes Nautica Marc by Marc Jacobs Intl. NBC Universal Marc Jacobs Intl. New York - Tokyo Studio Marion Greenberg Inc. New York Arts Magazine Marke Communications New York Historical Society Marketing Graphics The New York Times Martha Stewart Living/Omnimedia Newsday Media Group Marvel Entertainment, LLC NHL Enterprises, LP Mary Jane Fahey Design NiCE Mass Design Niche Media LLC Matador Records Nielsen Business Media, Billboard Magazine Matsumoto Incorporated Nobody Creative Max Custom Media Northern & Shell Network, OK! Magazine Maxim Magazine Number Seventeen Max Racks/Max Custom Media The NY International Independent Film Octopus Creative Group McCann Erickson (Relationship Marketing) Office of Paul Sahre Media Circus/Illusion Fusion Open/Wass Co. Memo Productions Optimum Design, Inc. Meredith Corporation Orange You Glad, LLC Metro Ink, Ltd. Outlaw Couture - Claw Money The Metropolitan Museum of Art Oyster Travel Group Michael Kors Ozone Design Inc. Michael Souter Territory P.V.D. and Partners MicroFirst Paper Magazine Millennium Communications Paperwhite Studio Milton Glaser, Inc. Partners and Spade Miramax/The Walt Disney Company Paul Davis Studio Mirko Ilic Corp. Penguin Group USA Modco Creative Penguin Putnam Inc. Moe Green Productions Pentagram Design Money Magazine/Itme Inc. Performance Space 122 Mother New York Perry Ellis International Mrs. John L Strong Peter Comitini Design-Live Area MTV Networks/Viacom Phoenix Communications Museum of the City of New York Photobition Pixable 209 East 23 Street, New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel 212.592.2370 Fax 212.206.6434 www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] Pixie Market Sanborn Media Factory PLANSPONSOR Sanofi Beaute Inc. Platinum Design, Inc SB Design Playboy Enterprise Scholastic Inc. Pointpath Studios School of Visual Arts, Visual Arts Press Popular Science Magazine/Bonnier SCN Design Corporation SEA NYC Possible Worlds Sephora Potion Sesame Workshop Poulin + Morris Inc. Shahid & Co. Power & Motoryacht Magazine/Source SHOP Architects PC Interlink Media The Showroom NYC Powerhouse Books Showtime Network Inc. Print Magazine/F+W Media, Inc. Simon & Schuster Project Projects Sirco International Prop N Spoon SIRIUS Satellite Radio The Public Theater Six Sisters Design, Inc. Publicis SJ Communication Design Pure SJI Associates, Inc Purple Sky Magazine Skyline Displays Pushpin Studio Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Random House Inc. Sony Corporation of America, Sony Sales Rappy and Company Inc. Publications Raw Media Network Sony Music Entertainment R/GA Spa Finder Magazine RCA Spot Design (Spotco) Red Herring Design Spring Rain Red Rooster Group Squat Design Redstar Times Media Co. LTD. Stardust Studios, New York Reform Records Stark Design Resource Magazine Starpolish.com Riot Manhattan Sterling Brands Rise Graphics, Inc. Steven Brower Design RocketDog NYC Strongman Rodale Inc. Studio D Rodrigo Corral Studio Studio Glendenning Rolling Stone/Wenner Media LLC Studio Kudos Roundarch Studio Suyea Corporation Royal Sunday by Mathias Mueller StyleCaster Media Group RTFM, LLC Supermarket Studio Ruckus Marketing Surface Magazine/Sandow Media Ruder Finn Creative Swank Productions, Inc. Runner Collective SWELL, Inc Rymn Massand Studio The Sylvia Wald and Po Kim Art Gallery Saga Shoes T. New York Time Style Magazine 209 East 23 Street, New York, NY 10010-3994 Tel 212.592.2370 Fax 212.206.6434 www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Career Development 136 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10011 Tel: 212.592.2370 Email: [email protected] Tag Creative LLC WETV/AMC Networks Teiji Fujii Design Why Not Smile Territory Wind-Up Records Thirsty Ear Recordings Win-Initiative This Is Pop Winslow Press Three One Design Wondermode
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