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A (Bald) Condensed View on Day One of TYPO London “Places”
My first day at TYPO London was quite an experience. Entering the lobby at Logan Hall felt like stepping back in time a few months. The professional and efficient welcome and wonderful organisation amounted to the great atmosphere the sister conference TYPO Berlin is so famous for. Seeing all the familiar faces made it feel as a deja vu, but a fresh and exciting one. Nonetheless it immediately struck me that this London edition has its own distinct identity, its own quirky personality.
Nat Hunter: Telling the Right Story
Still sitting there with my 3D glasses listening to Lynda and Dale discussing the prospect of eye implants in the near future – I am somewhat relieved when Nat Hunter goes back to basics ‘Story Telling’. Nat Hunter from Airside is also the only female speaker for today.
TYPO London guide printed
We’re getting ready!
Calligraphic Exercises at TYPO London
Andreas Frohloff is not just the head of the type department at FSI, he is also a trained type designer and calligraphy artist.
Four Questions for… Joachim Sauter
Just two months to go until TYPO London kicks off! We would like to use the remaining time to introduce the speakers and their work. We sent all TYPO London 2011 speakers a questionnaire and got a whole bunch of interesting and charming feedback. Let’s start with… Joachim Sauter.
Erstelle dein persönliches TYPO-Programm für 2011!
Die TYPO Berlin-Seite hat seit letztem Jahr ein ganz besonderes Feature: Unter dem Menüpunkt myTypo kannst du nicht nur beim Gewinnspiel mitmachen und deine Favoriten unter den Einreichungen wählen, sondern auch dein ganz persönliches TYPO-Programm erstellen. Hierfür musst du dich nur einloggen bzw. neu registrieren.
Programmablauf der TYPO Berlin 2011
Wie in den letzten Jahren veröffentlichen wir auch dieses mal wieder das vorläufige Programm der TYPO Berlin, drei Monate vor Konferenzbeginn. Ein Klick auf das Bild oben öffnet die Großdarstellung. Oder hier downloaden: preliminary program TYPO Berlin 2011.
Celebrating 15 years of TYPO Berlin moments (1)
Since our first TYPO Berlin conference in October 1996 (actually since FUSE 95) our photographer Gerhard Kassner (image below) is saving all the historical moments with his digital camera(s).
Jost Hochuli: Abschlussredner der TYPO 2011
Jost Hochuli studierte an der Kunstgewerbeschule St. Gallen, arbeitete er als Setzer bei der Druckerei Zollikofer und schloss 1959 seine Abbildung in Adrian Frutigers Klasse an der Pariser Ecole Estienne ab. Seitdem arbeitet Hochuli als freischaffender Designer und Typograf, spezialisiert auf Buchgestaltung. Im Jahr 1979 war er Mitbegründer der VGS Verlagsgemeinschaft St. Gallen. Seit 1967 lehrt Hochuli an Schulen in Zürich und St. Gallen. Er war Herausgeber der jährlich erscheinenden »Typotron«-Broschürenserie (1983 – 1998) und der Edition »Ostschweiz« (seit 2000).
Schon TYPO-Newsletter-Abonnent?
Gerade ging der erste deutschsprachige Newsletter zur TYPO Berlin 2011 raus.
The Daily Eckardt: Fons Hickmann
Fons Hickmann is a designer, author and professor of graphic design at the Arts Academy. In 2001, he founded the design bureau “Fons Hickman m23” and began developing projects, exhibitions and publications around the world.