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Q&A CALENDAR EDUCATION FYI FROM THE LIBRARY MEMBERS |
ISSUE 63 2010 |
NEWSLETTER
| ADC Q&A: OLAF VELTMAN | ADC YOUNG GUNS SERIES | ADC PAPER EXPO | STUDENT REVIEWS |
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ADC Q&A:
OLAF VELTMAN |
The Art Directors Club's 89th Annual Awards Call for Entries poster features the work of Dutch globe trotting advertising photographer Olaf Veltman. After Veltman came on board for the project, he and the "dream team" produced three versions of the poster, all with a ominous and inspiring theme: working late while the rest of the city sleeps can get you the gold cube. Veltman shares what he would be doing if he was not behind the lens, the top three places in the world he wants to visit, and his favorite websites. | |
| ADC: Did you study photography in school? AT: I did not finish my photography course, I learned most by assisting various photographers. ADC: When growing up what did you want to be? AT: A brain surgeon. ADC: Do you shoot film? OV: Love to, I still use it occasionally for personal work. ADC: Tell me a bit about the process of shooting the three location shots for the ADC campaign for the 89th Annual Awards Call for Entries? OV: I shot those with a wonderful team, and being that there was a very limited budget - we had to improvise. Both Michael Ash and myself put in money and Jake Mills and Lisa Maria Cabrera took care of production and the necessary permits. The creatives were all helping out, we had a great time together. Saddington in London did the post for nothing. It was a dream team with the right spirit. ADC: What was the harshest conditions you have worked in? OV: Barrow Alaska in November, I was shooting a polar bear hiding next to a Land Rover. |
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ADC: If right now you were not a professional photographer what could you see yourself doing? OV: Water prospecting in Africa. ADC: What is coming up for you? OV: Shooting some car ads for a Brazilian agency. ADC: Sounds nice and warm. How did you ring in the new year? OV: Did fireworks with my kids and started the year with reading "e" by Matt Beaumont, brilliant book. Now your three favorite Places you have been: Madagascar, Australia, Italy. Places you want to go: Bhutan, Mongolia, Antartica. Museums: Tate Modern, the Hirshhorn, the British Museum. Foods: everything Asian, everything Italian, organic food. Websites: Google Maps, Panoramio and Luminious Landscape. View Olaf Veltman's portfolio here. ADC 89th Annual Awards Call for Entries Poster Design by: Publicis |
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CALENDAR
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SAVE THE DATE May 19, 2010 ADC's 89th Annual Awards presentation will take place on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 in New York City at the SVA Theater, located at 333 West 23rd Street. We will bring together cube winners, past and present, their peers and their fans on this exciting night. This is the first time in quite a while that the event will not be held at ADC Gallery and we are working to make it a memorable party. ADC Members, keep your calendar clear! Special ADC Member discount to be available on tickets. More details coming soon. |
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ADC Young Guns @ Apple Stores Worldwide March-June 2010 The ADC Young Guns speaker series has extended beyond New York's Prince Street Apple Store to Apple Retail Stores in San Francisco, Santa Monica, Chicago, Paris, London and Sydney. At the 15 upcoming speaking events select ADC Young Guns winners will share a portfolio of work highlighting past and current work. The presentations, all with post-workday early evening start times, take place on the fourth Monday of the month and are FREE to attend. Dates and details of the speaker events are on adcglobal.org's calendar. Do not forget to save the date for the upcoming ADC Young Guns 8 Call for Entries Launch Party: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 Details coming soon. Check out 2009's ADC Young Guns 7 SCORE Launch Party photos - you won't want to miss the party this year. |
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SVA Graphic Design Portfolio Exhibition March 29-April 9, 2010 Exhibition featuring portfolio work by students in the School of Visual Arts BFA Advertising and Graphic Design Department, including advertisements, campaigns, digital videos and 3D work. Curated by ADC past President and Department Chair Richard Wilde. The exhibition is free and open to the public. Art Directors Club Gallery, 106 West 29th Street, New York City. Hours: 10AM-6PM. |
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ADC Paper Expo Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Connect with the community, replenish your paper samples and update your printing knowledge. The ADC Paper Expo is an evening that includes food, drinks, friends and samples. Participating companies: Aldine, Appleton Utopia, Arjobex, Curious Papers, Domtar, Earth Color, Enterprise, FiberMark, Finch Paper, French Paper, Gmund Paper, Gruppo Cordenons, High Resolution, Innovation Printing, International Paper, Legion Paper, Meridian Printing, Mohawk Fine Papers, Monadnock, Neenah Paper, New Page, Papierfabrik Scheufelen, Precise Continental, ReichPaper, Sappi Fine Paper, TAXI, Taylor Box Company, and Yupo. The Expo is on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 5:30-8:30PM at the Art Directors Club. ADC Members: Free with RSVP. APC, SPD and TDC Members: $5 Non Members: $10 For tickets and reservations visit adcglobal.org's calendar. |
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Impact! Design for Social Change
Announcing a new program, an exciting six week summer intensive at the School of Visual Arts called Impact! Design for Social Change. To remain competitive, corporations are looking for innovation and impact in the area of social change as it relates to their business. The non-profit world is seeking new ways to support their constituencies through design strategy. This workshop, co-founded by Steven Heller, Co-chair, SVA MFA Design and Mark Randall, Worldstudio, will introduce participants to the growing field of design for social advocacy. This program is the first of it's kind to bring together design thinking and social entrepreneurship in such a concentrated and dynamic format. The faculty is composed of leaders in the area of design for social change and the workshop will feature an impressive line-up of guest lecturers. Workshop dates: July 12-August 20, 2010. Learn more here. |
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New youth mentoring initiative
Design Ignites Change, Adobe Youth Voices and the Designers Accord have announced an exciting youth mentoring initiative, School: by Design, that asks high school students, in collaboration with professional or college design mentors, to "redesign your school." For School: by Design, mentoring teams will examine the school "ecosystem" from the student's vantage point to re-imagine a more sustainable school, one that will improve now and continue to grow and thrive in the future. The project will connect students to a subject they know well, and one on which they probably have strong opinions. At the end of 2010, all submitted projects will be eligible to receive an award to fund the implementation of their project within their school. Learn more here. |
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GEORGE LOIS: THE ESQUIRE COVERS @ MoMA This new book is a rare glimpse into the culture of the 60's as seen through the Iconic ESQUIRE covers created by George Lois and exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in April 2007 where they remain in the permanent collection. More than any one body of work, these covers define a decade with their no-holds-barred graphics and their prescient statements of those turbulent times. Lois, a friend of the Art Directors Club and an ADC Hall of Famer, is one of the most influential admen of his generation and a cultural provocateur. This sure-fire collector's item contains digitally reproduced and remastered copies of ESQUIRE covers in their original size, including three fold-outs. Get it here. Publishers Prosper and Martine Assouline invite ADC Members to meet Lois and celebrate the launch of this new book on Thursday, March 11 from 6:30-8:30pm at the Plaza's lobby mezzanine (59th Street and Fifth Avenue). To rsvp email events@assouline.com |
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National Student Portfolio Review Spring is around the corner and so is the annual ADC National Student Portfolio Review. Meet, critique and recruit the year's top emerging talent! Design: Monday May 3, 2010 Advertising: Tuesday May 4, 2010 Interactive: Wednesday May 5, 2010 The reviews take place at the Art Directors Club and each run 12-6PM. Lunch will be provided 12-3PM. Free admission, registration required. To register as a reviewer please go here. For questions please contact Flora Moir, Education Coordinator at 212-643-1440 x16 or flora@adcglobal.org |
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NEW MEMBERS
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Welcome! Haydn Adams, San Francisco, CA Richard Agerbeek, New York, NY Hyung Ahn, Astoria, NY Wesley Allsbrook, Brooklyn, NY  David Arnold, New York, NY Amanda Askea, New York, NY Paweena Attayadmawittaya, San Francisco, CA Robert August, Astoria, NY Sungwoo Bang, New York, NY Jensen Barnes, New Haven, CT Toby Bartlett, Winnipeg, Canada Alyssa Bascom, New York, NY Rodger Belknap, New York, NY Victoria Bellavia, New Rochelle, NY Elizabeth Benator, New York, NY Aksana Berdnikova, New York, NY Barbara Berger, Secaucus, NJ Robin Bilardello, New York, NY Bruce Bildsten, Minneapolis, MN Kamilla Blæsbjerg, Copenhagen, Denmark Eze Blaine, London, UK Andrew Boal, Boston, MA Ben Bos, Heemstede, Netherlands Katherine Bose, New York, NY Shiri Bracha, New York, NY Brian Brindisi, New York, NY Brian Brown, Brooklyn, NY Meagan Burns, New York, NY Tiago Cabaco, Oakland, CA Alexis Caban, Gaithersburg, MD Thomas Cabus, Paris, France Laura Carlin, London, UK Filipe Cavalcanti, Recife, Brazil Annie Chan, New York, NY Elizabeth Chan, Queens, NY Hae Jin Chang, Seoul, Korea Sy-Jenq Cheng, Brooklyn, NY More Chiacchiera, Magione, Italy YooIn Cho, New York, NY Greg Christman, New York, NY Gerard Cleal, Montreal, Canada Jon Clifton, San Francisco, CA Josh Cohen, Brooklyn, NY Stefano Colombo, Milan, Italy Niko Courtelis, New York, NY Ryan Crispo, Ringoes, NJ Kathryn Davenel, Howard Beach, NY Gabriel De los Rios, Fresh Meadow, NY Christine Dempsey, Darien, CT Amrithi Devarajan, New York, NY Mira Deverich, San Francisco, CA Vu Do, Raleigh, NC Nate Dolce, New York, NY Edward Donald, Farmington, MI Pedro dos Santos, New York, NY Manali Doshi, New York, NY Sylvain Dumais, Montreal, Canada Sonya Dyakova, London, UK Ryan Eanes, New York, NY Sebastian Ebarb, New York, NY Mark Edwards, San Francisco, CA Kevin Eichorst, Chicago, IL Susanne Ekelund, Härnösand, Sweden Ariel Elias, Brooklyn, NY Boutin Fabrice, Sainte Clotilde, Reunion Katie Flanagan, Boonton, NJ Raymond Forbes, Brooklyn, NY Shizuka Fukuda, Tokyo, Japan Yoko Furusho, New York, NY Jennifer Gaily, Saddle River, NY Jay Ganaden, Emeryville, CA Joseph Gaston, New York, NY Lynne Gerde, New York, NY Carin Goldberg, Brooklyn, NY Juan Pablo Gomez, Flushing, NY Ana Gomez Bernaus, Brooklyn, NY Heloise Goodman, New York, NY Dominic Goodrum, Wheathampstead, UK Marie Graboso, Avenel, NJ Renata Graw, Chicago, IL Adam Grabowski, Cranford, NJ Ryan Griffin, Detroit, MI Christopher Griffith, New York, NY Ligia Guerra, New York, NY Danielle Guzman, Jenkintown, PA Megan Haase, New York, NY Caitlin Haden, Fort Worth, TX Jona Haga, San Antonio, TX Mioko Hara, Tokyo, Japan Joel Harding, Edmonton, Canada Keith Harper, New York, NY Nana Hatori, Astoria, NY Joe Hollier, Brooklyn, NY MinJi Hong, New York, NY Alain Fa-Hsiang Hu, Taipei, Tawian Kirstin Huber, Macungie, PA Aimee Hunt, North Salem, NY Nadia Shireen Husain, Brooklyn, NY Jung Su Hwang, New York, NY Jeeyoung Hwang, New York, NY Ttasuki Ikezawa, Tokyo, Japan Christopher Italiano, Oak Ridge, NJ Takao Ito, Fukuoka, Japan Paul Jervis, Montclair, NJ Danny Jimenez, New York, NY Ilene Joel, New York, NY Margaret Johnson, San Francisco, CA Elias Jones, Charlottesville, VA Micah Jones, Richmond, VA Lars Jorgensen, Brooklyn, NY Loni Jovanovic, Ljubljana, Slovenia Jae Sung Jung, Jersey City, NJ Jamie Kakleas, Staten Island, NY Shuji Kakoi, Tokyo, Japan Yoshikyuki Kikuchi, Tokyo, Japan Anna Kim, New York, NY Hoon Kim, Brooklyn, NY Ji Won Kim, Jersey City, NJ Yebyul Kim, New York, NY Yuki Kimura, Tokyo, Japan Ian Kirk, San Francisco, CA Elisabeth Kjormo, New York, NY Peter Kondratowicz, Cedar Grove, NJ Tomiaki Kotsuji, Tokyo, Japan Mike Kuhn, Bound Brook, NJ Hiroshi Kumatani, New York, NY Anita Kunz, Toronto, Canada designates a CUBE member.
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