About
For the third year in a row, Bordo Bello is about breathing life into the Denver arts community. Our goal is to expand the audience of AIGA Colorado and open up the design community to incorporate the related artistic fields that help shape our culture.
Bordo Bello’s funds AIGA Colorado’s mentorship opportunities. This includes two local organizations we work with Access Gallery and Youth Design Denver, as well as AIGA Colorado’s Scholarship fund.
See a quick recap of last years event or read a great article from Modern in Denver.
The Charities
All of the proceeds go directly to: Access Gallery/VSA arts of Colorado,Youth Design Denver and AIGA Colorado’s Scholarship Fund.
Access Gallery: Home of VSA arts of Colorado where is creating a world where people with disabilities have the opportunity to learn through, participate in, and enjoy the arts. They host AIGA Colorado’s mentorship program Giving Voice as well as many other community-based activities.
Youth Design Denver: Now it’s second year in Denver, Youth Design provides internships that expose high-school students with creative interest to the world of design, to a variety of work environments and career opportunities in design, and to what it means to work as a professional designer.
The Scholarship Fund
The Robert Taylor AIGA Colorado Scholarship recognizes young designers who are dedicated to raising the standards in practice and conduct within the design community. The Robert Taylor AIGA Colorado Scholarship is named for Robert W. Taylor, whose contribution to the design community as a whole, has both led and inspired designers and design as a practice.
The event is hosted by AIGA Colorado. Elysia, AIGA’s Mentorship Director is who you would contact for any questions.
If you want to sponsor, you can do that online in our sponsorship section.
To learn about the event sponsors, go here.
