With a magazine, Manystuff wants to extend its activities and induce by this paper medium discussions and exchanges by written and graphic reflections around a common problematic.
For this first issue, Manystuff proposes to look into contemporary graphic creation through the prism of realism or even hyperrealism. At a time when a certain standardisation can be observed in numerical creation practices, a reinvestment can be seen in real space, its objects and its matter from which the designers obtain casual creations reflecting a concrete and true reality and highlighting the genesis of their forms.
Avec un magazine, Manystuff souhaite étendre ses activités et engager, via ce support papier, une discussion, un échange, en croisant une réflexion écrite et graphique autour d’une problématique commune.
Pour son premier numéro, Manystuff se propose d’approcher la création graphique contemporaine à travers le prisme du réalisme, voire de l’hyperréalisme. A l’heure d’une certaine normalisation des pratiques de création numérique, on peut observer un réinvestissement de l’espace réel, de ses objets, de ses matières, dont les designers tirent des créations contingentes inscrites dans une réalité forte et qui mettent en exergue la genèse de leurs formes.
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Texts: Thierry Chancogne, Etienne Cliquet, Le Club des chevreuils, Catherine Guiral (3N17), Renaud Huberlant (Salut Public), Luna Maurer, Stéphane Mounica, Jérome Rigaud (Electronest), Pierre Schmidt (Electronest), Pascal Trutin, Pierre Vanni, Quentin Walesch (3N17), Adrien Zammit
Images: Alex Bec, Nicolas Burrows, Mattis Dovier, Yoann Dovier, Mark El-khatib, Eric Ellis, Lyne Friederich (Whaa), Jenny Hancock, Jean Jullien, Sandra Kassenaar, Marc Kremers, Aron Kullander, Benoit Lemoine, Oscar & Ewan, Damien Poulain, Pixelgarten, David Stettler (Whaa), Coline Sunier, Florence Tétier (Whaa), Julien Vallée
Graphic design: Pierre Vanni
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May 20, 2008 at '12:30' | in Manystuff, Graphic Design |
Tauba Auerbach solo exhibition “The Uncertainty Principle”
Tauba Auerbach investigation of language and mathematics to a discussion of probabilities and polarities.
At the centre of her analysis is the question: how are determinism and probability different?
8 may - 8 june 2008
Standard (Oslo)
Oslo
May 20, 2008 at '7:05' | in Varied images |
Sacha Leopold
May 19, 2008 at '7:00' | in Graphic Design |
picture: Yokoland
Naturschauspiele
An exhibition that offers an insight into contemporary Norwegian graphic design trends, depicted through a range of illustrations, motion graphics, brochures and other material from twenty Norwegian design agencies. All pieces are inspired by nature and use elements and references taken from it.
Designers: Blæst, Bleed, Bruno Oldani Design, Commando Group, Enzo Finger Design, Fasett, Grandpeople, Innoventure Design, Kolonien, Marius Watz, Mission Design, Rui - The Culture Front, Scandinavian Design Group, Scandinavian Surface, Sukker Design, Teipu, Martin Kvamme - Unit Delta Plus, Tiber, Toxic, Viktig, Yokoland
11 may - 14 june 2008
Berlin
More informations here and here
May 17, 2008 at '15:53' | in Graphic Design |
Rollo Press™
Rollo Press™ is a small print studio located in Zürich and is operated by Urs Lehni.
The only printing machine available is an old Risograph RC 4000.
May 17, 2008 at '7:07' | in Graphic Design |
Forms of Inquiry, Lux, Valence: exhibition views here
May 15, 2008 at '9:00' | in Graphic Design |
Seeking Inspiration
Creative thinking around the design process : “Sometimes inspiration can seem so elusive. We recognise the ‘Eureka!’ moment when it strikes and opens up new creative possibilities in our thinking and work. These can be the most pleasurable and effective moments in our design careers.
Come and hear how other graphic designers have approached the problem, and learn about the challenges that their careers have brought them at this year’s conference.”
Conference with Lizzie Ridout, George Hardie, Karel Martens (with Robin Kinross), Jake Tilson, Antonije Baturan, William Hall, Erik Spiekermann, Tyler Moorehead, Emily Luce, Jeremy Tankard, Rian Hughes, Paul Antonio, Joel Armstrong, Katherine Gillieson, Sara De Bondt
15 - 16 may 2008
London
May 15, 2008 at '7:10' | in Graphic Design |
M/M Paris
Photo Graphics – Posters since 1995
The effective interplay of photography, graphic design, and typography marks the beginnings of modern graphic design. Starting from the classic photo poster, this exhibition turns the spotlight on selected positions that provide fruitful new interpretations, both by examining the tradition but also by deliberately establishing a distance from it.
Discussions in the exhibition
29.5.2008: Detlef Fiedler and Daniela Haufe from Cyan
26.6.2008: Michal Batory (in French)
Until July 20th, 2008
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
May 14, 2008 at '7:47' | in Graphic Design |
19th International Poster and Graphic Design Festival of Chaumont
from may, 24th to july, 6th 2008
Festival poster by Frédéric Teschner
Graphic Design Festival Breda
23 May - 29 June 2008
Festival poster by Rob van Hoesel
May 14, 2008 at '7:03' | in Graphic Design |
poster design by Yann Legendre
Chicago International Poster Biennial
… we want posters to be realized as the quintessential public art form, because they engage citizens at street level, requiring an emotional and intellectual response. They also stimulate dialogue and articulation of important issues—social, political, and economic …
Jury: John Massey, Michel Bouvet, Shigeo Fukuda, Alfred Halasa, Yann Legendre, Yossi Lemel, Luba Lukova, German Montalvo, Jay Ryan, Lanny Sommese, Martin Venezky
Opening Night with the Jury: Saturday, June 7 from 6-9 PM
(The chicago international poster biennial is accepting submissions: deadline may 27)
Chicago, Illinois – United States
May 14, 2008 at '7:02' | in Graphic Design |
ITR
Image Temps Réel (ITR) est un groupe de recherche composé d’étudiants et d’enseignants chercheurs formant une équipe pluridisciplinaire: programmation artistique et interactive, design sonore, graphisme, scénographie. Cette complémentarité permet l’élaboration de projets collectifs confrontant le numérique à la dimension culturelle et physique de la pratique artistique.
May 13, 2008 at '6:51' | in Graphic Design |
Yale Thesis Exhibition views
May 12, 2008 at '6:25' | in Graphic Design |
Michael Bader
May 10, 2008 at '16:00' | in Graphic Design |
Selitsch und Weig
May 10, 2008 at '7:44' | in Graphic Design |
Christopher West
May 10, 2008 at '7:40' | in Graphic Design |
Jin Jung
May 9, 2008 at '7:54' | in Graphic Design |
Bart Manders
May 9, 2008 at '7:05' | in Graphic Design |
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