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 Wang Xueqing China |
Prof. Wang Xueqing,1955.1.8 born in Hang Zhou. Now he served as a president of China Academy of Art. Main Study and work experience: Graduated in Zhejiang Academy of Art (China Academy of Art) Decoration Design in the Craft Department, and taught in Zhejiang Academy of Art (China Academy of Art) Decoration Design in the Craft Department. He obtained French government visiting professor scholarship (ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES ARTS ECORATIFSDEPARIS, FRANCE). From 1988 to 1989, He taught in (ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES ARTS DECORATIFS DE PARIS, FRANCE) Visual Communication Department. From 1991 to 2001, He taught as a professor in ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'ART D'AIX-EN-PROVENCE, FRANCE. From 1996 to 1998, He taught as a professor in Paris "ATELIER CLOUET" high education studio. |
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 André Baldinger France |
André Baldinger is Paris-based, Swiss graphic- and typographic designer. He studied typography with Hans Rudolf Bosshard in Zurich and type development/design at the Atelier National de Création Typographique (ANCT) in Paris. Since 1995, he has run his own office with clients for culture, institutions and industry: Visual identities, design of posters, books, design of new typefaces (Newut, BaldingerPro, Eiffel, B-Dot, B-Line...),exhibitions design and scenography for the theatre. He has been teaching at the Lausanne University of Art and Design (éCAL) (1995-2003) and the Bern University of the Arts (2003-2006). Since 2006 he is professor at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (Paris) and the Zurich University of the Arts. Honorary awards: scholarship of the French ministry of culture, award-winner of the Swiss federal Design Competition. International lectures, exhibitions, and publications (Ningbo, Warsaw, Chaumont, Moscow, Toyama, Teheran... at the Design Museum Zurich, the National Library of France, the Tokyo Type Directors Club, the New York Type Directors Club, "100 Best Posters D/AU/CH"...). In 2005 the Swiss National Bank invited him to join the competition for the design of the new Swiss Currency. Baldinger's works can be found in the permanent collections of the Design Museum Zurich (Switzerland), the swiss design archiv, the National Library of France and the Museum of Modern Art Toyama (Japan). He is a member of the AGI.
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 Shinnoske Sugisaki Japan |
Born in Nara, Japan. Shinnoske Sugisaki graduated from the Design Department of Osaka University of Art in 1974. Established his own studio in 1986. Sugisaki defines design as information construction in order to create impressions, and aims to achieve clear and effective communication. He has worked on a wide range of projects including advertising, branding, and information and space design for clients in both the corporate and cultural sectors. His works have been showcased in exhibitions both domestically and internationally, in cities such as Tokyo and Osaka, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, New York Sao Paulo, and Hamburg. He was a lecturer of Seian University of Art and Design, Kyoto College of Art and Designs and has gave many lecture. Sugisaki has received many prestigious design awards throughout his career which including the New York Art Directors Club, New York Type Directors Club, Good Design Award, International Triennial of Poster in Toyama, International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno, Trnava Poster Triennial, the Lahti Poster Biennial, Warsaw International Poster Biennale, International Poster Biennial Ningbo and International Poster Competition Shanghai. His work has been selected for the collections of Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg, Klingspor Museum, Offenbach, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Suntory Museum, Osaka Contemporary Art Center, and Ogaki Poster Museum, Japan. His collected works has been published such as Solidgraphy by ddd Gallery and Impression Architecture by Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, Elementism 2 by MCCM and New Generation Graphic Designer. Sugisaki is a member of AGI Alliance Graphique Internationale, JAGDA Japan Graphic Designers Association, DAS Designer Association, TDC Tokyo Type Directors Club and JTA Japan Typography Association.
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 Andrey Logvin Russia |
Andrey Logvin was born in Ipatovo, Russia in 1964. In 1987 he graduated from the 1905 Moscow Art School (communication art major), and entered in the Graphic Design Studio of the Russian Artists' Union. In 1989 Andrey became the art-director for IMA-Press publishing house (Moscow). In 1992 he went on to freelance and established a virtual design group LOGVINDESIGN at the Moscow. Since 1999 he is a member of Russian Academy of Graphic Design. His work is found in various collections: Lenin State Library, Moscow, Russia; Tretyakov State Gallery, Moscow, Russia; Russian State Museum, St.-Petersburg, Russia; Wilanów Poster Museum, Warsaw, Poland; Ogaki Poster Museum, Ogaki, Japan; Museum of Modern Art, Toyama, Japan; New Museum of Contemporary Art in Munich, Germany; Lahti Poster Museum, Finland; State University Fort Collins, USA; Moravska Gallery, Brno, Czech Republic. Since 1999 he is a member of Russian Academy of Graphic Design. He won many awards of international poster and design competitions: In 2001 he was awarded The State Prize of Russia in Art.
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 Harmen Liemburg Netherlands |
Harmen Liemburg was Born in Lisse, the Netherlands, 1966. He studied Social Geography/Cartography at Utrecht University and graduated in 1992. While working freelance as a cartographer, he studied Graphic Design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. After an exchange program with Virginia Commonwealth University's Art Department and an intership at Oven Digital in New York, he graduated in 1998. In 1998 he started a collaboration with graphic designer Richard Niessen as 'The Golden Masters'. While working for clients, a major part of this period was spent organising the 'JACK' cultural events in Amsterdam. At the same time he was part of the 'Sec.' editorial and design team: a magazine showcasing the work of young photographers and other imagemakers. Since 2003, Liemburg is working solo or in collaboration with other artists. After producing a substantial body of work at 'Interbellum', the screenprinting studio of his former teacher Kees Maas, Liemburg has grown to be an accomplished screenprinting artist himself, giving workshops and lectures internationally. The technique enables him to produce and publish graphic work independently, and has thus has been a major force in his Do It Yourself attitude. His work is part of the permanent collections of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Les Arts Décoratifs Paris and The Plakat-/Grafiksammlung Zuerich. Liemburg's work is positioned somewhere between graphic design, illustration, fine art, research and journalism, and has been published in numerous international magazines, books and blogs. While developing his authorship as an imagemaker, Liemburg also started writing about visual culture, mainly for the Dutch design magazine ITEMS. His posters are frequentely selected at international poster festivals, and were in 2006 awarded with bronze at Toyama and silver at Chaumont. His projects have had the frequent support of the Dutch Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture. In 2007 he joined AGI.
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