Ecuador Poster Bienal Call For Posters 2018
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El Ecuador Poster Bienal® es un concurso internacional y un Congreso Internacional de Comunicación Visual enfocado en valores culturales, sociales, académicos y profesionales.
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A dream to realityThe Ecuador Poster Bienal was born from the dream of Christopher Scott and Santiago Gómez in 2015, thinking of creating a platform to promote Ecuadorian design on the international stage
From there, they began to work on the jury selection that included design icons such as Jessica Walsh, Lex Drewinski, Stephan Bundi, Luba Lukova and others.
After alot of work, alliances were created with different national and international organizations. Finally the call for posters was launched in September 2015 which had a great reception from the public. A total of 9620 posters were received from 84 countries around the world.
At the end of September 2016, the first edition of the Ecuador Poster Bienal was inaugurated which included exhibitions, conferences, and workshops with some of the modern day design legends such as Andrew Lewis, Mario Fuentes, Jean Benoit-Levy, Richard Doubleday and Javier Pérez.
During the opening ceremony at the Cultural Center of the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador in Quito. Nearly one thousand posters were exhibited including works by Milton Glaser, Peter Bankov, Michal Batory, Erich Brechbühl and the famous Che Guevara poster by Jim Fitzpatrick.
After this success the Ecuador Poster Bienal team decided that the exhibition deserved to be in other cities in Ecuador and around the world. From there the Ecuador Poster Bienal exhibition took place in 5 different locations in Ecuador. In addition, thanks to Anna Kłos (Retroavangarda) it was possible to have the Post-Ecuador Poster Bienal exhibition in Lubin, Poland and in the city of posters Warsaw, Poland.
The Ecuador Poster Bienal seeks to be one of the most important events of design and visual communication in Latin America and the world, to create an impact on society and change what we think about the things we see.
Terms of Participation
– The number of entries submitted by each participate is unlimited.
– Participation is free.
– All submitted works become part of the Ecuador Poster Bienal archive and will not be returned. Organisers have the right to exhibit and publish submitted works for non-commercial purposes.
SELECTED WORKS
Entries will be selected by the Jury and all selected participants will be informed by e-mail before 31st July 2018.
Selected designers have two options for sending the works:
Option 1:
Print 2 copies of your selected poster/s and send them to Quito, Ecuador (address and labels will be sent to each selected designer by private email).
– Deadline of receipt 20th September 2017.
– We recommend the standard size of 70cm x 100cm although there is no special requirements.
– It is very important to use regular national mail of your country.
– The shipment must be made without declared commercial value and must carry the phrase “NO COMMERCIAL VALUE” in its packaging.
– The Ecuador Poster Bienal cannot accept damaged posters.
Option 2:
If you wish we can print your posters in Quito, Ecuador.
In this case you will need to send a file: 300 dpi, size 55cm x 85cm to ecuadorposterbienal@gmail.com and pay USD $40 for each work by Western Union. Deadline of receipt 20 August 2017.
CATEGORIES
- Category A:Advertising Posters
- Category B:Social, Political and Cultural posters
- Category C:Posters by Students
- Category D:Posters for the Children Rights
- Category E:Posters about Donald Trump
- 1st August 2017: Jury announcement
- 1st September 2017: Call for posters open
- 1st June 2018: Call for posters close
- 10th June 2018: Jury process open
- 20th July 2018: Jury process close
- 31st July 2018: Selected posters announced
- Octubre 2018 / October 2018: Inauguración / Opening
Jury
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Anna Kłos is a graphic designer and teacher born and living in Warsaw, Poland. She has attained her diploma in poster and graduated with honours in 1999 under professor Julian Pałka and professor Mieczysław Wasilewski, then in 2007 she got her phD degree. For the past ten years she has been teaching graphic design and its history, she has also been acting as proxy of the dean at the Graphic Design faculty at WIT in Warsaw. She specializes in designing collages and books. For many years she cooperated with Bertelsmann Media where she designed hundreds of covers, layouts and many book series. She took part in numerous art contests and group exhibitions. In 2012 she received the Medal of the National Education Commission. She is the owner of webpage devoted to art: retroavangarda.com
Anna Kłos is a graphic designer and teacher born and living in Warsaw, Poland. She has attained her diploma in poster and graduated with honours in 1999 under professor Julian Pałka and professor Mieczysław Wasilewski, then in 2007 she got her phD degree. For the past ten years she has been teaching graphic design and its history, she has also been acting as proxy of the dean at the Graphic Design faculty at WIT in Warsaw. She specializes in designing collages and books. For many years she cooperated with Bertelsmann Media where she designed hundreds of covers, layouts and many book series. She took part in numerous art contests and group exhibitions. In 2012 she received the Medal of the National Education Commission. She is the owner of webpage devoted to art: retroavangarda.com
Edel RODRÍGUEZ
Edel Rodriguez was born in Havana, Cuba in 1971. He was raised in El Gabriel, a small farm town surrounded by fields of tobacco and sugar cane. In 1980 Rodriguez and his family boarded a boat and left for America during the Mariel boatlift. They settled in Miami where Rodriguez was introduced to and influenced by American pop culture for the first time. Socialist propaganda and western advertising, island culture and contemporary city life, are all aspects of his life that continue to inform his work.
In 1994, Rodriguez graduated with honors in painting from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. In 1998, he received a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from Manhattan’s Hunter College graduate program. Throughout his career, Rodriguez has received commissions to create artwork for numerous clients, including The New York Times, TIME Magazine, The New Yorker, and many other publications and book publishers. Rodriguez's artwork is in the collections of a variety of institutions, including the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C., as well as in numerous private collections.
Edel Rodriguez was born in Havana, Cuba in 1971. He was raised in El Gabriel, a small farm town surrounded by fields of tobacco and sugar cane. In 1980 Rodriguez and his family boarded a boat and left for America during the Mariel boatlift. They settled in Miami where Rodriguez was introduced to and influenced by American pop culture for the first time. Socialist propaganda and western advertising, island culture and contemporary city life, are all aspects of his life that continue to inform his work.
In 1994, Rodriguez graduated with honors in painting from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. In 1998, he received a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from Manhattan’s Hunter College graduate program. Throughout his career, Rodriguez has received commissions to create artwork for numerous clients, including The New York Times, TIME Magazine, The New Yorker, and many other publications and book publishers. Rodriguez's artwork is in the collections of a variety of institutions, including the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C., as well as in numerous private collections.
Eike KÖNIG
Hort emerged from the Frankfurt techno scene in 1994, originally founded by Eike König as "Eikes grafischer Hort". The studio moved to Berlin in 2007 and has been growing as a group ever since. Hort does art direction, branding, creative consultancy, editorial design, graphic design, illustration, lectures and workshops. Hort works with institutions such as Arte, Bauhaus Dessau, Bergen Assembly, Mousonturm, Frankfurter Positionen and Tanzplattform Deutschland, as well as brands like Adobe, IBM, Microsoft, Nike, The New York Times and Universal Music. People working at Hort are Anne Büttner, Eike König, Elizabeth Legate, Tim Rehm, Tim Schmitt, Tim Sürken and Alan Woo, together with other freelancers and interns.
Hort emerged from the Frankfurt techno scene in 1994, originally founded by Eike König as "Eikes grafischer Hort". The studio moved to Berlin in 2007 and has been growing as a group ever since. Hort does art direction, branding, creative consultancy, editorial design, graphic design, illustration, lectures and workshops. Hort works with institutions such as Arte, Bauhaus Dessau, Bergen Assembly, Mousonturm, Frankfurter Positionen and Tanzplattform Deutschland, as well as brands like Adobe, IBM, Microsoft, Nike, The New York Times and Universal Music. People working at Hort are Anne Büttner, Eike König, Elizabeth Legate, Tim Rehm, Tim Schmitt, Tim Sürken and Alan Woo, together with other freelancers and interns.
Erich BRECHBÜHL
Erich Brechbühl was born on the 3rd of October 1977, and grew up in Sempach, Switzerland. After a typography apprenticeship near Lucerne [1994-1998] he began an apprenticeship in graphic design at the studio of Niklaus Troxler in Willisau [1998-2002]. Subsequently, he founded his own graphic design studio Mixer in Lucerne. Since 2007 he’s a member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale [AGI]. 2009 he was co-founder of the poster festival Weltformat in Lucerne and started the regular exchange meeting for graphic designers called Show & Tell in 2012.
Erich Brechbühl was born on the 3rd of October 1977, and grew up in Sempach, Switzerland. After a typography apprenticeship near Lucerne [1994-1998] he began an apprenticeship in graphic design at the studio of Niklaus Troxler in Willisau [1998-2002]. Subsequently, he founded his own graphic design studio Mixer in Lucerne. Since 2007 he’s a member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale [AGI]. 2009 he was co-founder of the poster festival Weltformat in Lucerne and started the regular exchange meeting for graphic designers called Show & Tell in 2012.
Esteban SALGADO
Graphic designer, cultural manager, teacher and visual artist. Graduated with honors at School of Visual Arts NY. He has worked as an art director in different companies in the US, the Caribbean and Ecuador. He collaborated in designing the magazine and yearbooks Graphis (NY). His work has been published and exhibited around the world. He has given lectures and workshops in the country and abroad. He is founder and director of Grafitat, the most important network of visual communication and visual arts in Ecuador.
He currently directs Velesi Branding advising companies and organizations on brand and communication issues. He also continues developing its talent like visual artist, activity that nourishes its creative essence.
Graphic designer, cultural manager, teacher and visual artist. Graduated with honors at School of Visual Arts NY. He has worked as an art director in different companies in the US, the Caribbean and Ecuador. He collaborated in designing the magazine and yearbooks Graphis (NY). His work has been published and exhibited around the world. He has given lectures and workshops in the country and abroad. He is founder and director of Grafitat, the most important network of visual communication and visual arts in Ecuador.
He currently directs Velesi Branding advising companies and organizations on brand and communication issues. He also continues developing its talent like visual artist, activity that nourishes its creative essence.
Fang CAO
Graphic Design Professor at the Nanjing Arts Institute.
Fang Cao has a distinguished profile in design research and teaching. Mrs. Cao published more than 30 articles with topics ranging from Chinese characters to the cultural role of women in advertising.
She is currently a Nanjing Arts Institute professor and has lectured at AiChi Art University, Japan and Kassel Art Institute, Germany.
Mrs. Fang’s work has been published extensively in design books and magazines around the world and some of her poster designs have been included in collections like the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Zurich Design Museum.
A member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI), Fang Cao is also the recipient of numerous awards collected in China and abroad.
Graphic Design Professor at the Nanjing Arts Institute.
Fang Cao has a distinguished profile in design research and teaching. Mrs. Cao published more than 30 articles with topics ranging from Chinese characters to the cultural role of women in advertising.
She is currently a Nanjing Arts Institute professor and has lectured at AiChi Art University, Japan and Kassel Art Institute, Germany.
Mrs. Fang’s work has been published extensively in design books and magazines around the world and some of her poster designs have been included in collections like the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Zurich Design Museum.
A member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI), Fang Cao is also the recipient of numerous awards collected in China and abroad.
Finn NYGAARD
Finn Nygaard · Graphic Designer, Poster artist, Painter.
Born in Denmark 1955 · Established studio in 1979.
1990–1995 partner of the Danish design group Eleven Danes and the European Designers Network EDEN. Poster workshops and lectures all over the world.
Throughout his career, Finn Nygaard has been a prolific creator of posters, prints and illustrations. He has made graphic design and corporate identities, brands, and colour consultings for Danish and international companies. He has created more than 650 posters, many of which he has received awards for. The results of his work have been featured in exhibitions worldwide, his posters and design projects have been shown in major galleries and museums, and he has taken part in the most important international poster exhibitions since the 80’s and has been member of many international juries.
Finn Nygaard is member of AGI, Alliance Graphique Internationale.
Finn Nygaard · Graphic Designer, Poster artist, Painter.
Born in Denmark 1955 · Established studio in 1979.
1990–1995 partner of the Danish design group Eleven Danes and the European Designers Network EDEN. Poster workshops and lectures all over the world.
Throughout his career, Finn Nygaard has been a prolific creator of posters, prints and illustrations. He has made graphic design and corporate identities, brands, and colour consultings for Danish and international companies. He has created more than 650 posters, many of which he has received awards for. The results of his work have been featured in exhibitions worldwide, his posters and design projects have been shown in major galleries and museums, and he has taken part in the most important international poster exhibitions since the 80’s and has been member of many international juries.
Finn Nygaard is member of AGI, Alliance Graphique Internationale.
Francois ROBERT
Ex-Graphic designer turned photographer, Chicago based photographer Francois Robert, born in La Chaux-de- Fonds, Switzerland, is renowned worldwide for his commercial work. His fine-art photography is equally provocative and covers a wide range of subjects from evocative Polaroid transfer prints, to candid street and travel photographs, and still-lifes.
Some of Robert’s clients include Crate & Barrel, Coca-Cola, Chicago Board of Trade, BP, Sappi Paper, Bentley Prince Street, Herman Miller, IBM, Unison Home and Yale Medical School. Among Robert’s publications are GRAPHIS (article) 1979, BEFORE AND AFTER (book) 1981, A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AMERICA (1986), THE COLOR OF FASHION (1992), COMMUNICATION ARTS (article) 1988 and GRAPHIS 335, Fall 2001. His first FACE TO FACE book which sold out in Europe and the U.S. has been followed by FACES (which sold over 25,000 copies), published by Chronicle Books. His recent books include CROSSES, published by Graphis and "STOP THE VIOLENCE". He is working on 3 upcoming books: SKULLS from the collection of the Field Museum Chicago, INTERRUPTED LANDSCAPES about billboards across the United States, LEFT BEHIND about all the objects left in the desert by the undocumented migrants. Received best of fine art from the Lucie Awards in 2008 out of 18.000 entries for his series: "Stop the Violence".
Ex-Graphic designer turned photographer, Chicago based photographer Francois Robert, born in La Chaux-de- Fonds, Switzerland, is renowned worldwide for his commercial work. His fine-art photography is equally provocative and covers a wide range of subjects from evocative Polaroid transfer prints, to candid street and travel photographs, and still-lifes.
Some of Robert’s clients include Crate & Barrel, Coca-Cola, Chicago Board of Trade, BP, Sappi Paper, Bentley Prince Street, Herman Miller, IBM, Unison Home and Yale Medical School. Among Robert’s publications are GRAPHIS (article) 1979, BEFORE AND AFTER (book) 1981, A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AMERICA (1986), THE COLOR OF FASHION (1992), COMMUNICATION ARTS (article) 1988 and GRAPHIS 335, Fall 2001. His first FACE TO FACE book which sold out in Europe and the U.S. has been followed by FACES (which sold over 25,000 copies), published by Chronicle Books. His recent books include CROSSES, published by Graphis and "STOP THE VIOLENCE". He is working on 3 upcoming books: SKULLS from the collection of the Field Museum Chicago, INTERRUPTED LANDSCAPES about billboards across the United States, LEFT BEHIND about all the objects left in the desert by the undocumented migrants. Received best of fine art from the Lucie Awards in 2008 out of 18.000 entries for his series: "Stop the Violence".
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Gisela studied Graphic and Advertising Arts at the School of Arts Modern (ESAM Design), Paris, France. Founded Magenta, one of the first Studies of graphic design in Quito in 1991. She was founder and President Association of Graphic Designers, Ecuador (ADG) and participated in the Organization of the I and II Biennial of the Poster in Ecuador in 1994 and 1996. Together with María Luz Calisto published the book Graphic Design in Quito, Ecuador 1970-2005. In 2014. She has taught at the PUCE and at the IAVQ and worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer.
Gisela studied Graphic and Advertising Arts at the School of Arts Modern (ESAM Design), Paris, France. Founded Magenta, one of the first Studies of graphic design in Quito in 1991. She was founder and President Association of Graphic Designers, Ecuador (ADG) and participated in the Organization of the I and II Biennial of the Poster in Ecuador in 1994 and 1996. Together with María Luz Calisto published the book Graphic Design in Quito, Ecuador 1970-2005. In 2014. She has taught at the PUCE and at the IAVQ and worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer.
Gotz GRÄMLICH
Götz Gramlich (Heidelberg, 1974)
Studied at Fachhochschule Darmstadt and graduated with a diploma in communication design
Assistant at Studio Troxler / Willisau, Switzerland
2005 Founded gggrafik, focussing on all areas of print design
2011 Launched the international poster competition „Mut zur Wut“
2014 Elected President of 100 beste Plakate Deutschland / Österreich / Schweiz“
(Best poster design competition from Germany / Austria / Switzerland)
Lives and works in Heidelberg, Germany
Götz Gramlich lectures at the University of Applied Science Mannheim / Faculty of Design since 2013.
He has held workshops at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, France and Zimbabwe Institute of Vigil Arts, Harare and within the context of the Phoenix Design Summer in Hangzhou, China.
Götz Gramlich (Heidelberg, 1974)
Studied at Fachhochschule Darmstadt and graduated with a diploma in communication design
Assistant at Studio Troxler / Willisau, Switzerland
2005 Founded gggrafik, focussing on all areas of print design
2011 Launched the international poster competition „Mut zur Wut“
2014 Elected President of 100 beste Plakate Deutschland / Österreich / Schweiz“
(Best poster design competition from Germany / Austria / Switzerland)
Lives and works in Heidelberg, Germany
Götz Gramlich lectures at the University of Applied Science Mannheim / Faculty of Design since 2013.
He has held workshops at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, France and Zimbabwe Institute of Vigil Arts, Harare and within the context of the Phoenix Design Summer in Hangzhou, China.
Jonathan BARNBROOK
Jonathan Barnbrook (born 1966), is a British graphic designer, film maker and typographer. He trained at Saint Martin's School of Art and at the Royal College of Art, both in London.
Barnbrook designed the cover artwork of David Bowie's 2002 album Heathen, where he used his 'Priori' typeface for the first type. Barnbrook went on to design the sleeves for all of Bowie's studio albums up until his death with Blackstar (for which he won a Grammy for Best Recording Package, each with their own specially-designed typography. He cites record cover artwork as an early design influence, and possibly the interest that drew him to graphic design, with other covers including ones for John Foxx, Tuxedomoon and Cult With No Name.
Barnbrook is also a font designer and has released fonts including Bastard, Exocet, False Idol, Infidel, Moron, Newspeak, Olympukes, Sarcastic, Shock & Awe. Many have emotive and controversial titles reflecting the style and themes of Barnbrook's work. His font Mason, originally released as Manson, is available from Emigre.
From 1997–2003 Barnbrook collaborated with Young British Artist Damien Hirst, mainly on the design, layout and typography of his book I Want To Spend the Rest of My Life Everywhere, with Everyone, One to One, Always, Forever, Now, and on artwork associated with his restaurant Pharmacy.
Barnbrook lives and works in London.
Jonathan Barnbrook (born 1966), is a British graphic designer, film maker and typographer. He trained at Saint Martin's School of Art and at the Royal College of Art, both in London.
Barnbrook designed the cover artwork of David Bowie's 2002 album Heathen, where he used his 'Priori' typeface for the first type. Barnbrook went on to design the sleeves for all of Bowie's studio albums up until his death with Blackstar (for which he won a Grammy for Best Recording Package, each with their own specially-designed typography. He cites record cover artwork as an early design influence, and possibly the interest that drew him to graphic design, with other covers including ones for John Foxx, Tuxedomoon and Cult With No Name.
Barnbrook is also a font designer and has released fonts including Bastard, Exocet, False Idol, Infidel, Moron, Newspeak, Olympukes, Sarcastic, Shock & Awe. Many have emotive and controversial titles reflecting the style and themes of Barnbrook's work. His font Mason, originally released as Manson, is available from Emigre.
From 1997–2003 Barnbrook collaborated with Young British Artist Damien Hirst, mainly on the design, layout and typography of his book I Want To Spend the Rest of My Life Everywhere, with Everyone, One to One, Always, Forever, Now, and on artwork associated with his restaurant Pharmacy.
Barnbrook lives and works in London.
Julius WIEDEMANN
Julius Wiedemann was born in Brazil, where he studied design and marketing, and has lived and worked in Japan, Germany and in the UK. He is the Executive Editor for Design and Pop Culture at TASCHEN Publishing House. He has edited over 70 books in over 15 years at the publishing house, is a regular, lecturer, contributor to magazines, and has been in the jury of several awards all over the world. Wiedemann’s publications have sold over 2 million copies worldwide, and among his most popular titles are Information Graphics, Understanding the World, Product Design in the Sustainable Era, the series Illustration Now!, Logo Design, Japanese Graphics Now!, and the books about record covers and web design. His main interests exist in the intersection between culture, communication and technology. He lives and works in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Julius Wiedemann was born in Brazil, where he studied design and marketing, and has lived and worked in Japan, Germany and in the UK. He is the Executive Editor for Design and Pop Culture at TASCHEN Publishing House. He has edited over 70 books in over 15 years at the publishing house, is a regular, lecturer, contributor to magazines, and has been in the jury of several awards all over the world. Wiedemann’s publications have sold over 2 million copies worldwide, and among his most popular titles are Information Graphics, Understanding the World, Product Design in the Sustainable Era, the series Illustration Now!, Logo Design, Japanese Graphics Now!, and the books about record covers and web design. His main interests exist in the intersection between culture, communication and technology. He lives and works in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Peter MUSSFELDT
Peter Mussfeldt is a German designer currently residing in Ecuador. This Berlin artist has a long history in which he has excelled in areas such as logo design, T-shirts, souvenirs and utilitarian material for different organisations in Australia, Ecuador, Israel, Mexico and Sweden; In addition he has participated in the design of tapestry for walls, carpets and jewels.
Peter began his studies in Dresden and later continued them in Dusseldorf. Later he studied in Italy, Greece and France where he met Jean Cocteau and Pablo Picasso for whom he made the poster of the drama "How he takes the wishes for the tail", in 1962 he arrived in Quito thanks to the invitation of a friend; From that moment it was established in the country.
Already in Ecuador he exhibits individually in the country and abroad his engravings, serigraphs, tapestries and oils. Some of his works are acquired by the MOMA of New York after an exhibition of Latin American engraving. He obtained the First Prize at the Drawing Room of Guayaquil and also at the San Juan Biennial in Puerto Rico. Among many of his works at the national level are: the Banco del Pacífico logo, which was chosen as one of the ten best banking logos in the world.
Peter Mussfeldt is a German designer currently residing in Ecuador. This Berlin artist has a long history in which he has excelled in areas such as logo design, T-shirts, souvenirs and utilitarian material for different organisations in Australia, Ecuador, Israel, Mexico and Sweden; In addition he has participated in the design of tapestry for walls, carpets and jewels.
Peter began his studies in Dresden and later continued them in Dusseldorf. Later he studied in Italy, Greece and France where he met Jean Cocteau and Pablo Picasso for whom he made the poster of the drama "How he takes the wishes for the tail", in 1962 he arrived in Quito thanks to the invitation of a friend; From that moment it was established in the country.
Already in Ecuador he exhibits individually in the country and abroad his engravings, serigraphs, tapestries and oils. Some of his works are acquired by the MOMA of New York after an exhibition of Latin American engraving. He obtained the First Prize at the Drawing Room of Guayaquil and also at the San Juan Biennial in Puerto Rico. Among many of his works at the national level are: the Banco del Pacífico logo, which was chosen as one of the ten best banking logos in the world.
Santiago POL
Born in Spain in 1946. He is a member of AGI, Zurich. Received prizes in: National Prize of Plastic Arts of Venezuela, 2001; Gold Medal Leipzig Film Festival, 1982; Bronze Medal of Posters of Toyama Japan, 1994; Mention of honor Warsaw Poster Biennial, 1978; Mentions of Honor in Art Directors Club of NY in 1992 and 1993. First Prize of Latin American Posters, Havana among others.
His individual work has been exhibited in Havana, London, S, Domingo, C. Mexico, Caracas and in several cities of Venezuela. He has been selected in different biennials of posters such as: Warsaw; Mexico; Brno; Lahti; Colorado and Toyama Triennale among others and in Venezuela. He has been a juror in countries such as: Czech Republic; Cuba; USA; Bolivia, Mexico; Colombia; Brazil and on numerous occasions in Venezuela.
Goodwill Ambassador of the University of Palermo in Argentina and CELAM, Latin American Center for Music Studies, Caracas.
Born in Spain in 1946. He is a member of AGI, Zurich. Received prizes in: National Prize of Plastic Arts of Venezuela, 2001; Gold Medal Leipzig Film Festival, 1982; Bronze Medal of Posters of Toyama Japan, 1994; Mention of honor Warsaw Poster Biennial, 1978; Mentions of Honor in Art Directors Club of NY in 1992 and 1993. First Prize of Latin American Posters, Havana among others.
His individual work has been exhibited in Havana, London, S, Domingo, C. Mexico, Caracas and in several cities of Venezuela. He has been selected in different biennials of posters such as: Warsaw; Mexico; Brno; Lahti; Colorado and Toyama Triennale among others and in Venezuela. He has been a juror in countries such as: Czech Republic; Cuba; USA; Bolivia, Mexico; Colombia; Brazil and on numerous occasions in Venezuela.
Goodwill Ambassador of the University of Palermo in Argentina and CELAM, Latin American Center for Music Studies, Caracas.
Yossi LEMEL
Yossi Lemel was born in 1957 in Jerusalem Israel. He is a political poster artist, creative director a lecturer, a curator and a teacher, graduated and taught at the “Bezalel” Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. Currently teaches in Holon Institute of Technology HIT, Israel.
A jury member in Biennials and poster competitions in Moscow, Paris, Venice, Milan, Chicago, Mexico City, La Paz and invited guest lecturer in Universities and colleges in the USA: Raleigh, Boston, Minneapolis, El Paso, Seattle, San Jose, California, Morgantown, Corvallis, Milan, Istanbul, Athens, Stockholm, Vienna, Prague, Sao Paulo and more.
Had numerous of social and political workshops in universities around the USA, Mexico, Turkey, Sweden, Czech Republic, Italy and Israel.
Lemel had 18 solo Poster exhibitions in Berlin, Hamburg, Denver, New Orleans, Istanbul, Casale Monferrato (Italy), Poznan (Poland), Stockholm and Jerusalem.
More than 70 Awards include the Grand Prix at the 1st Korean poster Biennale, the Gold medal at Promax Canada, a Gold Medal at the Mexico Biennale the Golden Bee Award Moscow, silver medal at the Brno Poster Biennale the Czech Republic, 3 silver medals in Mons Poster Triennial, Belgium and others.
His works are part of the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Musee de la Publicite, the Palais du Louvre, Paris, the Museum fuer Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg and the National Museum In Poznan, Poland.
Clients including: Amnesty International, Greenpeace the Mediterranean, Civil rights organization in Israel. UNHCR United Nations Refugee Agency, The Ministry of protecting the environment, Israel, The Ministry for culture and sport, The Museum for Islamic Art Jerusalem and many more.
Yossi Lemel was born in 1957 in Jerusalem Israel. He is a political poster artist, creative director a lecturer, a curator and a teacher, graduated and taught at the “Bezalel” Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. Currently teaches in Holon Institute of Technology HIT, Israel.
A jury member in Biennials and poster competitions in Moscow, Paris, Venice, Milan, Chicago, Mexico City, La Paz and invited guest lecturer in Universities and colleges in the USA: Raleigh, Boston, Minneapolis, El Paso, Seattle, San Jose, California, Morgantown, Corvallis, Milan, Istanbul, Athens, Stockholm, Vienna, Prague, Sao Paulo and more.
Had numerous of social and political workshops in universities around the USA, Mexico, Turkey, Sweden, Czech Republic, Italy and Israel.
Lemel had 18 solo Poster exhibitions in Berlin, Hamburg, Denver, New Orleans, Istanbul, Casale Monferrato (Italy), Poznan (Poland), Stockholm and Jerusalem.
More than 70 Awards include the Grand Prix at the 1st Korean poster Biennale, the Gold medal at Promax Canada, a Gold Medal at the Mexico Biennale the Golden Bee Award Moscow, silver medal at the Brno Poster Biennale the Czech Republic, 3 silver medals in Mons Poster Triennial, Belgium and others.
His works are part of the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Musee de la Publicite, the Palais du Louvre, Paris, the Museum fuer Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg and the National Museum In Poznan, Poland.
Clients including: Amnesty International, Greenpeace the Mediterranean, Civil rights organization in Israel. UNHCR United Nations Refugee Agency, The Ministry of protecting the environment, Israel, The Ministry for culture and sport, The Museum for Islamic Art Jerusalem and many more.
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