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The Art Directors Club
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| Issue 36 June 2007 |
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In This Issue...
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86th Annual Awards Gala

On May 31st "The Chosen" were presented with Gold and Silver Cubes at the ADC's 86th Annual Awards Gala. In attendence where judges, winners, and many friends of The ADC. Presenters included Paul Lavoie, ADC President and Chairman and Chief Creative Officer of Taxi, Rei Inamoto of AKQA, Ross Sutherland of Corbis, and Jerry Shereshewsky of Yahoo!. Top Hybrid winner, Goodby, Silverstein, & Partners was revealed at the Gala as well. The evening celebrated the industry's top talent and the innovation they inspire. Enjoy some photos from the event. Click here to view the complete album.
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| Rei Inamoto & Naoki Ito - Silver Hybrid Winner |
Jerry Shereshewsky & Feh Tarty - Gold Hybrid Winner |
The Hungry March Band |
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| Ami Brophy & Doug Jaeger |
Richard Wilde & Paul Lavoie |
Marco Beghin |
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Calendar
EXHIBITION
86th Annual Awards Exhibition - June 1 - July 27
The ADC 86th Annual Awards Exhibition opening June 1 will feature the work of our Gold, Silver, Distinctive Merit, and select Merit winners. Over 25 different countries were awarded this year in 6 categories: Advertising, Design, Interactive, Photography, Illustration, and Hybrid. Winning companies include, DDB Chicago, TBWAChiatDay, Fallon London, and MTV Networks. The exhibition will be on view at the ADC Gallery for a limited time before it continues its travels to select cities all over the world.
EXHIBITION
DETOUR: The Moleskine® City Notebook Experience - June 1 - June 29
To launch its new U.S. City Notebooks, Moleskine® gave 70 blank books to some of the world's most creative artists, architects, film directors, graphic designers, illustrators, and writers connected to New York to use, entering their daily journeys, sketches, impressions, and life experiences. These notebooks are now on display at the ADC Gallery. The project will support Lettera 27, a non-profit organization whose mission is to defend the right to literacy and education in the world's most deprived areas.
In conjunction with the project, Moleskinecity.com is a new blog dedicated to the city, its travelers, its residents, and independent and free-thinking people. There are blogs for each Moleskine® City Notebook city, and each city blog features updates, curiosities, traveler experiences, and links to other blogs and communities. Please visit Moleskinecity.com to share your personal point of view, exchange information, discover your urban path, your interests, your itinerary, and become part of the U.S. DETOUR experience in New York.
SPECIAL EVENT
Professional Illustration Portfolio Review and Luncheon - Thursday, June 14, 2007
Please join us for the 2007 Professional Illustration Portfolio Review and Luncheon. The review is limited to 50 outstanding illustrators who will display their portfolios in the ADC Gallery from 12 pm to 6 pm. There will be emerging talent and established talent, all with new work to show. Stop by throughout the day to scope out new talent or say hello to familiar faces.
Luncheon: 1 pm - 3 pm
Happy Hour: 5 pm - 7 pm
Refreshments All Day
RSVP: Danielle Epstein, danielle@adcglobal.org or call 212.643.1440
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Adobe Presents:
ADC Young Guns Live: The Backstory
SPEAKER SERIES
A series exploring the work, history, hurdles, goals, and aspirations of the talented ADC Young Guns.
"DIY" - Thursday, October 4, 2007, 7 pm
Featuring Chris Rubino, Studio18hundred, and TBD
Want to take a break from your clients? An original Young Gun and a new Young Gun create work for themselves. Their self-motivated projects deliver satisfaction, win awards, and push creative boundaries. They will show examples of their work and talk about how these projects drive, and perhaps, inspire the work they produce for clients. Join us to learn how two mavericks translate inner vision into new directions.
"Frame by Frame" - Thursday, November 1, 2007, 7 pm
Featuring Floto+Warner, Christopher Lane, Asif Mian, and Justin Gignac
Five Young Guns share "frame by frame" fresh new images. They shoot in any medium, resulting in work that sits comfortably in several categories or in none. See how these image creators break down traditional boundaries, using every medium and tool available. Join us for a visual feast of new images.
BONUS WORKSHOPS
Adobe CS3 Workshop - 5:30 pm - 7 pm
Prior to each evening's ADC Young Guns lecture, Adobe presents a tutorial on Adobe Creative Suite 3, led by Adobe Certified Trainer Scott Citron. The tutorials will be held in the ADC Gallery Kodak Room. Seating is limited, so please reserve your place early. To learn even more about Adobe's CS3, click here for a free eSeminar.
ADC members $10; Non-members $20
RSVP: res@adcglobal.org or Ann Schirripa at 212.643.1440.
Special thanks to ADC YG5 series advisors:
Jennifer Lew, Jonathan Jackson, Sarah Nelson, Chris Rubino, Jeff Glendenning, and David Black.
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New ADC Website
We are delighted to announce the launch of the newly designed ADC website. Please go to http://www.adcglobal.org to take a look now!
Our new site is abundantly more user-friendly and approachable. We have created an online archive enabling users to be able to search through the past years of ADC Annual Awards and Young Guns 5 as well. The site is dynamic and interactive and invites blog comments from users and a section for members to upload their portfolios.
More information on how to use your personal accounts will follow by month's end.
Enjoy!
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Members
ADC members represent a diverse and growing community of creative professionals including art directors, designers, new media innovators, copywriters, photographers, illustrators, and others interested in visual communications. We are pleased to welcome the following new members:
Professional
Sami Basut, Istanbul, Turkey
Brian A. Caiazza, New York, NY
Tom Cunningham, New York, NY
Eric Dilone, Jersey City, NJ
Rei Inamoto, San Francisco, CA
Mirela Jurisic, Briarwood, NY
Lisa Mehling, New York, NY
Josh Merwin, New York, NY
Barbara Moscarello Barbera, New York, NY
Yuki Muramatsu, New York, NY
Ebru Pinar, New York, NY
Sharon Richards, New York, NY
Deborah Schwartz, S. Pasadena, CA
Pauline Tomko, Reston VA
Michael Wilson, New Canaan, CT
Ping Xu, Hattiesburg, MS
Hiroki Yamamoto, Tokyo, Japan
Kiyoka Yamazuki, Nagoya-City Japan
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Student
Karen Yeung, Hong Kong Space Community College, Hong Kong
Corporate
Situation Marketing LLC, New York, NY
Image Source, New York, NY
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Member News
Send Us Your News This is your space to share news of projects, travel, events, etc. The newsletter is published monthly. Send news to: danielle@adcglobal.org.
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In Case You Missed It...
Young Guns Live: The Back Story,
"Big | Small"
ADC Young Guns Live "BIG|small" took place on May 17th at The Art Directors Club. The Adob e sponsored event featured two creative partners from BBDO, Frank Anselmo and Jayson Atienza, and three creative partners from WeShouldDoItAll (WSDIA) Jonathan Jackson, Sarah Nelson, and Jared Seavers. The two teams shared their work, their personal hurdles, and dug deeply into how the size of their environment affects how they work and their creative results. The evening was preceded by a tutorial presentations by Scott Citron featuring the work of WSDIA and the attributes of Microsoft CS3 InDesign.
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FYI
New ADC Archive
The ADC Archive is a digital library in the making. Containing images and information for every winning entry since the first annual in 1921, it will hold more than 90,000 digitized pieces. Early winners include Maxfield Parrish and Edward Steichen; more recent selections include photographer Martin Parr's work in Kid's Wear Magazine and filmmaker projects for Addidas and the Gap. We are in the early phases of the project, collecting and creating digital files, compiling and editing credits, and establishing the structure of the catalog. Educators and students in the US and Canada have already shown interest in researching the archive for lectures, research projects, and books about the history of design and commercial art. The archive will be available and easily searchable online, with special research privileges for ADC members. Currently the archive includes the 86th and 85th annuals, as well as Young Guns 5. The archive will continue to grow, ideally expanding by one annual every couple of months. A later phase will focus on the history of the ADC. We are collecting photographs, transparencies and objects related to the ADC's past. If you have some high-quality pieces that you think would contribute to our project, please contact Catherine Archias at Catherine@adcglobal.org.
Connections by Le Book
A custom-made tradeshow for the creative community
LE BOOK, the international spiral-bound reference for fashion, photography and advertising, now has an offspring: CONNECTIONS, a custom-made tradeshow for creative professionals. From the most acclaimed names to upcoming talents, CONNECTIONS offers a snapshot of the best in image creation worldwide through two days of dynamic networking, portfolio-viewing, trend-spotting and sharing of ideas.
New York
June 13th-14th, 2007
11am-8pm
The Puck Building, SoHo
By invitation only
For more information, please visit www.lebook.com/connections.
Webtastic! Latest Web Technology and Adobe CS3
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Web design is always evolving, so whatss going on today? In this free seminar Noble Desktop will demonstrate current web design workflows using the Adobe Creative Suite 3 as well as the latest trends in technology (CSS, AJAX, XML, etc.). You don't have to be a web design expert, just have the desire to see today's current trends. This seminar is NOT meant for beginners.
June 20, 2007, 3-5pm or 6-8pm, at Noble Desktop, 594 Broadway. Click here to sign up.
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Florence Griswold Museum Presents Exhibitions of Norman Rockwell
and Contemporary Illustrators
The Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, CT presents two exhibitions this summer that pair favorite works by Norman Rockwell with those of contemporary illustrators: Picturing Health: Norman Rockwell and the Art of Illustration and The Way We Work: David Maccaulay's Human Body.
To view selected images and read more about the exhibitions, please click here
Contact Tammi Flynn 860-434-5542 x 109 or 860-334-1635 (cell)
Old Annuals
The ADC will take your Art Directors Annuals! If you wish to divest yourself of extra annuals, please consider donating them to our collection. All donations to the ADC are tax-deductable and very much appreciated. Please contact Ann Schirripa at 212.643.1440 or ann@adcglobal.org.
ADC on Myspace.com
Become friends of the ADC on myspace.com. If you are a Myspace user you can now view the general ADC profile (myspace.com/adcnyc) as well as a specific page for the Saturday Career Workshops (myspace.com/saturdaycareerworkshops). A new, fun, and personal way to connect with ADC!
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Your Next Event
The ADC Gallery accommodates up to 450 for private events, parties and exhibitions. For rental availability contact olga@adcglobal.org.
More photos can be viewed at www.adcglobal.org. Click on "Event Space."
Send us your news, comments and letters to danielle@adcglobal.org with the subject line Newsletter.
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