The new «Progetto grafico» is hot off the press! Number 34 provides an interpretation of fun as the antithesis to work (dealt with in the previous issue #33) in a deliberately provocative way, aware of the problems of giving entertainment a sole definition.
Imagine a country where everything is fair, whose citizens are not differentiated by their race, sex or creed but they are all humans united under the same flag. This is Rightland! Our poster is a fictional flag made of reinterpreted signs and colours taken from flags in which the human rights are often violated and at the heart of the matter.
On the occasion of its 70th anniversary, we were asked to create a poster inspired by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Our poster will be displayed along the streets of Bergamo from 1st to 31st March 2019 – representing the starting point of a series of actions aimed at making people reflect on the relevance of human rights, the need to defend them and to denounce their violations.
The designers involved are: Alberto Biffi, Laura Bortoloni, Cristiano Bottino/studio FM milano, Mauro Bubbico, Gianluca Camillini / Mister Gatto, Dario Carta, Francesco Dondina, jekyll & hyde, Orith Kolodny, LaTigre, Lucia Lamacchia, Gianni Latino, Claudio Madella, Armando Milani, Francesca Pignataro, Stefano Reboli Studio, Mariangela Savoia. Click here or here for further info.
LP is the free magazine published by the Autonomous Province of South Tyrol in collaboration with a research team of the Free University of Bolzano led by Matto Moretti and Gianluca Camillini. The magazine has been realized thanks to the collaboration of Claudia Polizzi and the press agency of the Province.
Don’t miss the chance to discover its new features and get one of very last copy: Saturday 17.11.18 H17,30 at the Archivio Sacchi and on next Sunday 18.11.18 H18 at Spazio BK.
Come one, come all!
After more than a year of hard work, the new Progetto grafico is hot off the press, the international graphic magazine published by Aiap, which I have the honour to curate together with Jonathan Pierini.
This has only been made possible thanks to all the people, partners and sponsors involved in this amazing adventure: Giulia Cordin, Caterina Di Paolo,Michele Galluzzo, Silvio Lorusso, Emilio Macchia, Erica Preli, Giorgio Ruggeri (editorial board); Isobel Butters, Cecilia Raneri (translators); Roberto Arista, Shannon Mattern, Michele Mordente, Muttnik, Monica Nannini, Gabriella Pascazio, Vincenzo Sparagna (Authors and contributors); design: EEE studio (Emilio Macchia e Erica Preli), typeface: Dinamo; technical partners and sponsors: Fedrigoni, Rubbettino Print, AGI — Alliance Graphique Internationale.
Available in bookshops and online here, for further info: aiap@aiap.it
A type Safari through Milano with Dinamo. We’re looking for interesting letterings in the city, which we take back to the studio to digitise. The final output will be a digital or analogue object, that combines the created shapes in a meaningful way.
According to an old Chinese proverb, if you want to leave a mark in this life you should do 3 things: plant a book, raise a tree and write a child… Or perhaps it doesn’t go quite like that but this is a different story, ours!
Apologies if we’ve been away for a while but we were working on a very important project: Margherita and Gianluca announce the birth of Leonardo!
Today Gianluca is going to present “Lorem Ipsum Dolor”, a paper co-written with Jonathan Pierini that analyses the relationship between text and image in analogue and digital graphics processes.
You can find a small preview here. Looking forward to seeing you at Immagini? in Brixen.
