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by Icograda
Icograda eNews 29/02
21 July 2002
International Council of Graphic Design Associations
Conseil International des Associations de Design Graphique
Official Sponsor: Sappi Fine Paper
W: http://www.sappi.com
W: http://www.ideaexchange.sappi.com
To get full information on Icograda, latest news and additional material, please visit Icograda website at http://www.icograda.org
I N T H I S I S S U E:
H E A D L I N E S T O R Y :
Sappi Ideas That Matter: ‘Oodles of Doodles’ Brings Smiles to Chronically Ill Children in U.S. & Canada
G A L E R I A :
Spirit of Water, by Li Fan, CCII, China
F E A T U R E :
El diseno perfecto: A fact-finding expedition to Cuba, by Darren Stebeleski
O P I N I O N :
How many design exhibitions you participate in per year?
Are you satisfied with your design education?
P U B L I S H E R S' C O R N E R:
The New Design magazine website changed
A G E N D A :
Worldwide Listing of Design Events
I C O G R A D A R E M I N D E R :
Icograda Events + Events Endorsed by Icograda
H E A D L I N E S T O R Y :
Sappi Ideas That Matter: `Oodles of Doodles’ Brings Smiles to Chronically Ill Children in U.S. & Canada
Seattle, USA
C: Terry Marks, Terry Marks Design,
T: + 1 206 628 6427
E: terry@tmarksdesign.com
W: http://www.artwithheart.org
Design and illustration professionals from throughout world have united for an amazing project that provides entertainment, inspiration and art therapy to chronically ill children.
Art with Heart, a Seattle charity, is reaching out to children through an activity book called Oodles of Doodles for Your Noodle. The book provides over 100 pages of games, puzzles and other activities that encourage these special children to express themselves through imagination and creativity.
In April 2000, a volunteer team of professionals from Art with Heart began researching and consulting with hospitals nationwide to create activities that would help children who are dealing with long-term illnesses. The contents of the book are based upon this research. Ninety seven internationally-known artists have donated their tremendous talents to illustrate the book's various activity pages. It is a project based upon collaboration of hearts and hands.
Read this Story at http://www.icograda.org in the News Area
N E W I N G A L E R I A
Spirit of Water
by Li Fan, CCI, China
“This work was inspired by a dream of mine, beauty and butterfly, the harmony of the nature, it makes us feel the hot and cool ideal of our heart.”
Have a look at Galeria: http://www.icograda.org
N E W I N F E A T U R E
El diseno perfecto: A fact-finding expedition to Cuba
by Darren Stebeleski
I am not sure about what I was looking for when I went to Cuba. Knowing what I knew about the history of the Cuban poster, I think I was hoping for this kind of utopian socialist society, where designer was regarded as the highest of all professions. The purveyor of propaganda. Now, keep in mind, Cubans refer to all types of advertising as "propaganda", forsaking the usual Spanish translation "publicidad", which I think is really great, for why beat around the bush?
Read the article by Darren Stebeleski at http://www.icograda.org
N E W I N O P I N I O N
How many design exhibitions you participate in per year?
As we try to find out more about your design work and practice, we would like to know how active you are in exhibitioning your work. How many exhibitions (approximately) you take part in in one year’s time?
Give your opinion and vote at http://www.icograda.org
F R O M P R E V I O U S O P I N I O N
Are you satisfied with your design education?
We learnt already that about 80 percent of you graduated in graphic design. It is a good result in terms of numbers, but we wanted to know how you would rate the quality your design education.
Either you are all too modest or design education has yet a long way to go! Over a half of you stated you are not at all satisfied with your design education. 31 percent are relatively satisfied, but aware that there is still a lot to learn. That leaves just 13 pecent of you who are happy and satisfied with what you learnt in design schools.
Are you satisfied with your design education?
Yes, I learnt quite a lot 13%
Relatively, I still have a lot to learn 31%
Not at all 56%
P U B L I S H E R S ' C O R N E R :
The New Design magazine website changed
W: http://www.newdesignmagazine.co.uk
The New Design magazine website has changed to http://www.newdesignmagazine.co.uk, and all associated email addresses are now firstname@newdesignmagazine.co.uk.
A G E N D A
For more information and more events go to http://www.icograda.org at the Calendar section.
24 July > 28 August 2002
Manuscript Illuminated: Type and the Written Word in the Fourth Dimension
The Art Directors Club Gallery, New York, USA
C: ADC
A: The Art Directors Club Gallery, 106 W. 29th Street and Sixth Avenue, New York
T: + 1 212 643-1440
E: res@adcny.org
An exhibition offering a rare perspective on the mediums of typography and calligraphic ornament by exploring the work of six visual artists: Andrew Davis, Stephen Doyle, Stephen Farrell, J.Abbott Miller, Art Paul, Rick Valicenti.
14 > 18 October 2002
13th Annual National Meeting of Graphic Design Schools
Monterrey, N.L. Mexico
C: Univ. Autonoma de Nuevo Leon.
T: + 011 5281 8365 3091
E: info@3c.com.mx
W: http://www.3c.com.mx
Conferences and courses
Guests:
Javier Mariscal (Spain), Eduardo Danilo (Mexico), Cyrus Highsmith (USA), Oscar Echeverria (Argentina), Fabricio Vander Broeck (Mexico), RosaElva Elizondo (Mexico), Tullia Basani (Mexico), Oscar Estrada (Mexico), Mario Videgaray (Mexico), Adolfo Valdes (Argentina), Rolando Cervantes (Mexico), Ana Laura Lozano (Mexico), Juan Carlos Fernandez (Mexico), Nacho Borja (Mexico), Cha (Mexico), Quique Ollervides (Mexico), Horacio Candelmi (Argentina), Roberto Sanchez (Mexico), Enrique Ruiz (Mexico), Albert Garcia (Spain), Eddie Macias (Mexico), and others.
17 > 18 October 2002
Jump Starting Your Experience Strategy
W: http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/education/seminars/jsye.htm
Dave Norton, PhD., Vice President, Research and Experience Strategy, Yamamoto Moss
Chicago, IL, USA
You've nailed your brand strategy. What's next? Brands that do not live up to the experience they promise put themselves at risk of being commoditized. On the other hand, brands that truly deliver a memorable experience reap tremendous rewards in customer loyalty and premium value. The next step is defining your experience strategy. An experience strategy helps you define everything holistically; from how anticipation is built, to the most important interactions your customers have and the memories that they form. This seminar provides hands-on guidance to creating a more memorable experience for the customer.
Deadline: 18 October 2002
1st Korea International Poster Biennial
Endorsed by Icograda
Korea Design Centre, Seoul, Korea
O: KIDP Convention Team
C: Korea Institute of Design Promotion
A: Korea Design Centre Bldg. 7F, 344-1, Yatap Dong, Seongnam City, Republic of Korea 463-828
F: + 82 31 780 2166
E: posterbiennale@kidp.or.kr
W: http://www.designdb.com/english
The biennial commemorates the successful Icograda Millennium Congress, oullim 2000 Seoul and the ICSID 2001 Seoul. It also aims to address the future of the graphic design industry in the 21st century, a century dominated by digitisation and information exchange. Professional designers and students from around the world may enter the competition. Entries must be finished works of offset or silk-screen printing and printed in poster after 2000. The submission deadline is 18 October 2002. No entry fee is required, and each entrant can purchase a design catalogue published by KIDP at a 50% discount. Participants may submit as many entries as they wish under the following categories:
A. Commercial Posters
B. Cultural Posters: Sports, Tourism, Entertainment, Exhibitions, Arts, etc.
C. Public Campaign Posters
I C O G R A D A R E M I N D E R
(Icograda Events)
For more information on Icograda events and events endorsed by Icograda see the Calendar at: http://www.icograda.org
24 September 2002
Icograda Design Perspectives Seminar
Icograda Design Perspectives Seminar
Beijing, China
C: Icograda Secretariat
T: + 32 2 344 58 43
F: + 32 2 344 71 38
E: secretariat@icograda.org
W: http://www.icograda.org
27 > 28 September 2002
Icograda Regional Meeting
Icograda Regional Meeting
Taipei, Taiwan
C: Icograda Secretariat
T: + 32 2 344 58 43
F: + 32 2 344 71 38
E: secretariat@icograda.org
W: http://www.icograda.org
29 September 2002
Icograda Design Perspectives Seminar
Icograda Design Perspectives Seminar
Taipei, Taiwan
C: Icograda Secretariat
T: + 32 2 344 58 43
F: + 32 2 344 71 38
E: secretariat@icograda.org
W: http://www.icograda.org
I C O G R A D A I N Q U I R I E S
Thierry Van Kerm, Director
Icograda Secretariat
PO Box 5, Forest 2
B-1190 Brussels, Belgium
T: + 32 2 344 58 43
F: + 32 2 344 71 38
E: secretariat@icograda.org
W: http://www.icograda.org
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