Come Celebrate Poster Show’s 10th anniversary!

Poster Show: Make Some Noise. We are highlighting the power of design, art, and visual communication as tools for advocacy, visibility, and cultural preservation.

In a time when diverse stories, histories, and identities are increasingly challenged, erased, or pushed to the margins, we invite creators to amplify voices that deserve to be heard. Highlight underrepresented communities, cultural traditions, grassroots movements, personal truths, and collective struggles. Shine a light on the people, perspectives, and experiences that are too often overlooked.

We’re throwing a big party and gallery show to reveal and celebrate the top 18 posters chosen by our highly esteemed judges who all have one thing in common: their love for design. Come see these selected posters (and even take some home) at AIGA Atlanta’s (our nonprofit community and professional association) biggest fundraiser of the year: Saturday, September 12 from 4-7pm at Sun ATL. This is a drop-by event with activities throughout.

Meet The Judges

Heather Infantry

Heather Infantry is the CEO of Giving Gap, a national platform that connects people with more than 2,000 Black-founded nonprofits and recognizes our communities as places of generosity, wisdom, care, and possibility. A self-described foot soldier for the revolution, fierce lover of the arts, and emerging 100-meter sprinter, she leads with purpose and passion. “God bless the creators,” she often says, honoring the artists who shaped her identity. For Heather, art is a lifeline that has nurtured her enduring curiosity about people, places, and ideas at the intersection of culture and equity.

Scott Banks

Scott Banks thrives at the intersection of history, craft, creativity, and digital technology. For over twenty years, he has worked with NGOs and global corporations as an illustrator, designer, copywriter, programmer, animator, and type designer, launching products, developing brands, and designing experiences for global audiences. As an active design leader and educator, he has served as an instructor at the Miami Ad School, AIGA-ATL PR Chair, AIGA-ATL Mentorship co-chair, led an internationally award-winning design studio, and currently participates in the Adobe Mentorship Program.
Presently, Scott serves as senior digital designer for Go To Foods Auntie Anne’s brand while completing his MFA thesis at SCAD. When he has a spare minute, he enjoys educational travel, cultural immersion, creative workshops, ghost stories, gothic horror, and all things Halloween.

Grace Jun
Named in Vogue Business “100 Innovators” of 2025, Grace Jun is a tenured Associate Professor at the University of Georgia (UGA) researching disability and collaborative design. Her work explores how accessibility is created and negotiated within graphic design and fashion, highlighting how creative practice builds inclusive methods. Her book Fashion, Disability and Co-design (Bloomsbury) examines disability-inclusive design processes and clothing applications. Jun’s interdisciplinary background spans tech, academia, and entrepreneurship, and she is a founding member of the award-winning nonprofit Open Style Lab. She frequently speaks internationally on disability and design and has been featured in Forbes, The Washington Post, and The New York Times Style. In her free time, Grace loves to host book binding parties and continue developing her collage and gouache pieces that explore her artistic development.

Iz Holcomb

Iz Holcomb is Director of Creative Strategy at Banyan Communications, an award-winning creative consultancy with offices in the U.S. and Canada. Her work is fueled by Banyan’s mission to Create Change for Good—not just for change’s sake, but for everyone’s sake. She leads multidisciplinary teams of designers, art directors, content strategists, web developers, and other creative minds, partnering with government agencies and mission-driven organizations to turn complex challenges into bold solutions that make a real-world impact. Her career has taken her from university instructor to in-house designer to agency leader, directing creative for multimillion-dollar campaigns. As a former AIGA Atlanta board member, she helped bring the local creative community together through events, workshops, and conversations—all guided by one belief: we’re better together.

Special Thanks to Our Sponsors

Sustana Solutions & Wallace Graphics

Interested in partnering to make this event a success? Reach out at programming@atlanta.aiga.org

Poster Pricing – Take home your favorites! (card only)

Full Size (18”x24”)

$20 for 1

$50 for 3

$80 for 5

Minis (5.25”x7”)

$5 for 1

$12 for 3

$15 for 5

Want to volunteer? AIGA Atlanta is a volunteer-run organization, and we’re always looking for energetic and passionate volunteers to help at our events. The bonus is that you don’t have to be a member AND you get in for free to the event.

If you’re interested in volunteering for this year’s poster show, please email your Programming Co-Chairs at programming@atlanta.aiga.org