The Art Directors Club / http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/rss/ The Art Directors Club Podcasts <![CDATA[ADC Young Guns Live: Designing Minds - DIY]]> DesignIllustrationPhotographyYoung Guns http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=40 "Designing Minds - DIY"
Recorded 2007

This special episode of Designing Minds, part of the ADC Young Guns series, features presentations from two New York City based designers, Chris Rubino and James Victore.

Rubino is a young, individualistic and principled designer whose work has been commissioned by an impressive list of national clients including Guinness, ESPN, Miramax, Cond Nast and the Banana Republic. Victore is a design establishment whose passionate and message-infused work has won an array of national and international awards and is permanently archived in the Library of Congress.

The two discuss what remaining true to themselves means, both in client initiated and self-inspired projects, and how to learn the trade so it becomes a fulfilling lifelong career, not a means to a paycheck. Their stories of bootstrap budgets, self-exploration and visionary design are inspiration to aspiring artists everywhere. Sponsored by Adobe.

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Designing Minds

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Recorded 2007

James Victore and Chris Rubino
Thursday, October 4, 2007

James Victore and Chris Rubino offered a chance to take a break from client work. An original ADC Young Gun, James Victore, and a new ADC Young Gun, Chris Rubino, create work for themselves. Their self-motivated projects deliver satisfaction, win awards, and push their creative boundaries. James and Chris will show examples of this work and talk about how these projects drive, and perhaps, inspire the work they produce for clients. This evening featured two mavericks that translate inner visions into new directions.This was the third in a series of four lectures sponsored by Adobe.

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DIY

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This podcast features Designism 2.0, the second annual gathering of leading designers committed to social activism and instigating change through media. As a continuation of the initial episode of Designism 2.0, we rejoin the extraordinary panel as they continue to explore whether or not design has purpose other than commercial.

ADC Designism 2.0, An Event in 3 Parts - See:Talk:Act, took place on December 13, 2007.

This video is a production of Zoom In Online. Zoom In Online site offers exclusive access to the latest in creative culture, entertainment, and technology through regularly published podcasts, internet video and blogs. For additional commentary and creative stories like these, please visit Zoom In Online's Photo and Design Channel.

For an exclusive insider's take on Designism 2.0 live from ihaveanidea, ADC's partner, go to: http://www.ihaveanidea.org/blogs/adcdesignism/

Get other photos, commentary and coverage of the event here. ]]> Wed, 16 Jan 2008 08:15:59 GMT http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=37#reply <![CDATA[Core77 Broadcasts: Offsite Event Videos]]> DesignInteractive http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=38
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The videos of Core77's Offsite event, Design, Wit, and the Creative Act, are up! Held at the Art Directors Club in New York City on November 9th, the day featured Moderator Ze Frank, Kidrobot's Paul Budnitz, writer/editor Steven Heller, technologist Kelly Dobson, and artist Tobias Wong. (Well, almost Tobias Wong--you'll have click on the link to find out more.)

Check out the little video taste above, then delve into the main dishes below:

frank_mini.jpg Ze Frank (5 min.)

budnitz_mini.jpg Paul Budnitz (11 min.)

heller_mini.jpg Steven Heller (7 min.)

kelly_mini.jpg Kelly Dobson (13 min.)

wong_mini.jpg Tobias Wong* (8 min.)

wong_mini.jpg Discussion Sampler (10 min.)


]]> Mon, 7 Jan 2008 13:03:52 GMT http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=38#reply <![CDATA[ADC Designism 2.0 Highlights]]> ActivismAdvertisingDesign http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=35

ADC Designism 2.0, An Event in 3 Parts - See:Talk:Act, took place on December 13, 2007.

For an exclusive insider's take on Designism 2.0 live from ihaveanidea, ADC's partner, go to: http://www.ihaveanidea.org/blogs/adcdesignism/

Get other photos, commentary and coverage of the event at:
Core77
UnBeige
The Daily Heller
Event invitation can be found here.

]]> Fri, 14 Dec 2007 08:41:04 GMT http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=35#reply <![CDATA[ADC Young Guns Live: Big | Small]]> AdvertisingDesignIllustrationInteractivePhotographyYoung Guns http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=34 "Big | Small"
Recorded 2007

BBDO and WeShouldDoItAll
Thursday, May 17, 2007

Creative teams Frank Anselmo and Jayson Atienza of BBDO and Jonathan Jackson, Sarah Nelson, and Jared Seavers of WSDIA represent two ends of the creative business spectrum. One team works in a large organization with layers, meetings, processes, and procedures while the other runs their own small firm, aptly named WeShouldDoItAll. They discussed how their environments affect their work and how they leveraged their creativity within the confines of their companies. This was the second in a series of four lectures sponsored by Adobe.

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Big | Small

This video is a production of Zoom In Online. Zoom In Online site offers exclusive access to the latest in creative culture, entertainment, and technology through regularly published podcasts, internet video and blogs. For additional commentary and creative stories like these, please visit Zoom In Online's Photo and Design Channel.]]> Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:48:50 GMT http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=34#reply <![CDATA[ADC Young Guns Live: The Women Vanguard]]> AdvertisingDesignIllustrationInteractivePhotographyYoung Guns http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=31 "The Women Vanguard"
Recorded April 2007

Tracy Boychuck, Trooper, YG1 (1996)
Leanne Shapton, YG2 (1998)
Julie Hirschfeld, Stiletto, YG3 (2001)
Deanne Cheuk, Deanne Cheuk Design, YG4 (2004)
Stella Bugbee, Stella Bugbee Studio, YG5 (2006)

Five ADC Young Guns, one from each ADC Young Guns class and all of them women, have taken very different career paths, made personal choices in both their careers and lives, and found work they like to do. They are creative stars, who may be flying under your radar, while shaping creative careers. Each will share their work, their vision of the future, and open their portfolios for a peak inside. This was the first in a series of four lectures sponsored by Adobe.

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Introduction
Tracy Boychuck
Leanne Shapton
Stella Bugbee
Deanne Cheuk
Julie Hirschfeld

This video is a production of Zoom In Online. Zoom In Online site offers exclusive access to the latest in creative culture, entertainment, and technology through regularly published podcasts, internet video and blogs. For additional commentary and creative stories like these, please visit Zoom In Online's Photo and Design Channel. ]]> Sat, 1 Sep 2007 13:22:11 GMT http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=31#reply <![CDATA[ADC Designism]]> ActivismDesignHall of Fame http://www.adcglobal.org/connections/podcasts/?id=8
On September 21, 2006, the ADC presented "Designism," a debate over advertising and design as instruments for social and political change. The event was conceived by ADC vice-president Brian Collins and included panelists Kurt Andersen, Milton Glaser, Jessica Helfand, George Lois, and James Victore. Author Tony Hendra provided introductory remarks and Steven Heller served as the moderator of the panel. With the help of Yahoo!, ADC created a podcast that captured the entire sold-out event and is available for download. Tony Hendra wrote about ADC Designism on the Huffington Post. The event was featured on many other blogs including Mediabistro and Core77.
Click here for more photos and quotes from ADC Designism.

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