Core77 Design Awards Countdown: Graphics/Branding/Identity - Core77

Posted by core jr?|?13 Jul 2011 ?|? Comments (0)

From L to R: Steven Heller, Bonnie Siegler, Arem Duplessis, Paula Scher, Mark Randall

Over the next two weeks we'll be giving you a 24-hour reminder to set your clocks for the live broadcast of this year's inaugural Core77 Design Awards winners. Please note, all broadcast times and dates are EST.

CORE77 DESIGN AWARDS LIVE BROADCAST
July 12-22, 2011
10 Days. 15 Categories. Eight Countries. Live!!

Special thanks to the incredible jury team who worked on judging this year's Graphics/Branding/Identity category.

Thursday, July 14th
@10AM EST
GRAPHICS/BRANDING/IDENTITY
Judging location: NEW YORK CITY, USA

Jury Captain

Steven Heller
Author/Writer and Co-Chair of the MFA Designer as Author Program at the School of Visual Arts
Steven Heller is the author and editor of over 130 books on graphic design, satiric art and popular culture. He is the Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the MFA Designer as Author program at the School of Visual Arts in New York. For 33 years he was an art director at The New York Times, 28 of them as Senior Art Director of The New York Times Book Review. He currently writes the "Visuals" column for the Book Review and "Graphic Content" for the T-Style/The Moment blog. He is editor of AIGA VOICE: Online Journal of Design, a contributing editor to Print, EYE and Baseline, and a frequent contributor to Metropolis. He contributes regularly to Design Observer and writes the "Daily Heller" blog for Print magazine. He is the recipient of the 1999 AIGA Medal for Lifetime Achievement.

Jury Team

Arem Duplessis
Design Director at The New York Times
Arem Duplessis is currently the Design Director of The New York Times Magazines. He has held positions at Spin, GQ and Blaze magazines. His work has been recognized by the Society of Publication Designers, The American Society of Magazine Editors, Communication Arts Magazine, The Art Directors Club, The Type Directors Club, The AIGA, Print, American Photography and American Illustration magazines. Arem is an Instructor at The School of Visual Arts and teaches a yearly Masters Workshop in Copenhagen. He has lectured in New York, Chicago, Washington, Louisville, Los Angeles and Scandinavia.

Mark Randall
Principal of Worldstudio
Mark Randall is principal of Worldstudio, a marketing and design firm that adheres to the philosophy of "doing well by doing good." Worldstudio partners with corporations aligned with their aspirations of driving long-term social change. Worldstudio's work has won leading industry awards and been featured in books and publications on design. In addition to lecturing on design and social responsibility at schools and industry conferences, Mark is the co-founder and chair of Impact! Design for Social Change, a six-week summer intensive at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Paula Scher
Partner at Pentagram
For over three decades Paula Scher has been at the forefront of American graphic design. A principal in the New York office of Pentagram since 1991, her graphic identities for various companies and cultural institutions have become case studies for the contemporary regeneration of classic brands. Her recent architectural collaborations have re-imagined the urban landscape as a dynamic environment of dimensional graphic design. She is President of the Alliance Graphique Internationale, a member of the Design Commission of the City of New York and the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame, and a recipient of the American Institute of Graphic Arts Medal and the Type Directors Club Medal. Her work is represented in museums all over the world and she holds two honorary doctorates in graphic design.

Bonnie Siegler
Co-Founder of Number 17
Bonnie Siegler founded Number Seventeen, with her partner, Emily Oberman, in 1993. It is a multidisciplinary design studio working in print, TV and the web, mostly for the entertainment industry. Some recent work includes the Deluxe Illustrated Edition of Superfreakonomics, the redesign of Newsweek magazine, a new logo and website for This American Life; the titles for Saturday Night Live; the logo for 30 Rock; the logo and collateral for the National September 11 Memorial & Museum; and a book for Seventeen Magazine (naturally). She is also a past treasurer of the New York Chapter of the AIGA and has served on its national board.

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