TYPO London 2011 : Speakers : Tony Brook
Since its inception, multimedia design has been criticised for adopting print design approaches (see also earlier blog entry, Neville Brody, “Where’s the Beef?”, 1996).
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The Work Need Not Be Built
A discussion with Lawrence Weiner
By Adrian Shaughnessy
Part of the Howard Smith Paper Lecture Series, curated by Browns
TYPO speeches that moved us: Neville Brody – Where’s The Beef? (1996)
In his much acclaimed speech 15 years ago Neville critically observered the transition from print design to multimedia design.
The map of the world craziest signages and our first TYPO London contest winner
At every TYPO conference we set up a competition to enable people to win tickets to each event. For TYPO London “Places” we have thought of something truly special. The more observant among us are sometimes confronted with irritating signs that are actually meant to help us get around, but don’t! Giving us the strangest sense of “Place” you could imagine. Sometimes they are funny themselves, sometimes they are just plain odd due to their environment and surroundings.
Nur der frühe Vogel fängt das Schnäppchen!
Die erste Early-Bird-Phase für die TYPO London endet am 30.Juni 2011.
Be quick and avoid disappointment!
Don’t wait to book a ticket for TYPO London 2011!
Announcing TYPO London
Part of the team behind TYPO London, took to the stage at its big sister conference, TYPO Berlin 2011 “Shift”, late last month to formally announce the new TYPO conference and venue, “Places” 2011 at the Logan Hall, University of London, set for 20-22 October.
Welcome TYPO London “Places”, 20–22 Oct 2011
16 Jahre nach ihrer Premiere im Berliner Haus am Köllnischen Park verlässt die jährliche FontShop-Design-Konferenz in diesem Jahr zum ersten Mal ihren Geburtsort, um eine zweite Heimat zu finden. Vom 20. bis 22. Oktober findet in den Sälen der University of London (Logan Hall, Elvin Hall) die 1. TYPO London statt. Ihr Motto: Places.
Bierut in London
There’s a moment in planning a conference when the team get together and brainstorm on the location, the dates, the theme and who would be a good speakers. Early on the process Michael Bierut’s name came up and everyone agreed that it would be great to ask him to speak. Then the plans for the conference came together and Michael’s name was always attached to the idea of TYPO London 2011 “Places”. Eventually the invites to speakers went out and it occurred to me that there was a possibility Michael could decline the invitation.
Looking for Erik
Erik Spiekermann is a regular performer on the TYPO stage and the TYPO team is delighted to announce that Erik will head up our team of Conference moderators at TYPO London 2011 “Places”.
Welcome to our Blog
We are pleased to announce that TYPO London is opening in London in October 2011. TYPO conferences are international design events hosted and by FontShop in Germany. TYPO Berlin has been one of Europe’s most successful design conferences since 1995, hosting a who’s who of the biggest names in design with appearances from an amazing array of creative talent from Adrian Frutiger to Günter Gerhard Lange and Gerard Unger talking type; to Wim Crouwel, Tibor Kalman and Javier Mariscal speaking on design; to Ian Anderson, Neville Brody and David Carson exploring new visual langauges.