DINZ Designers Speak - This & That - Christchurch

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  • Date: Wednesday 1st September 
  • Time: 6:00pm Arrivals for 6:30pm Start / Close 8:30pm  
  • Venue: Jasmax
    Te Waipounamu House
    Ground Floor Meeting Room
    158 Hereford Street
    Christchurch
     
  • Refreshments: Drinks provided 
  • Cost: DINZ Members: $15
    DINZ Graduate Members: $10
    DINZ Student Members: Complimentary
    Non DINZ Members: $25
    Non DINZ Students: $5 
  • RSVP: designer@dinz.org.nz or phone 09 529 1713 
  • Payment Options: To Design Promotions Ltd
    cheque – posted to PO Box 109423, Newmarket, Auckland
    credit card – phone 09 529 1713 to organize a payment
    direct payment - to account: 030195 0242340 01
    For our ref please use:
    Your name and code: ThisThatCH 

Designers Speak - This & That - Christchurch
(Travelling to Dunedin 2nd Sept)

A bit of this and a bit of that is like picking through the chocolate box to find the delicious and different.

Sarah Maxey Design - BESPOKE HAND LETTERING
Title: "Don't get me started: Bespoke handlettered typography"
Soundbite: Graphic artist Sarah Maxey will discuss her influences and preoccupations around handlettering, sharing samples from her collection of found handlettering, recent work, and will preview an upcoming project.

OH.NO.SUMO - ARCHITECTURE CROSSING BOUNDARIES
Title: Paper Planes
Soundbite: Believe the hype! OH.NO.SUMO. are coming to Designers Speak! Fresh from Urbis Design Day’s Paper Sky and Architecture Week’s Cupcake Pavilion, the rag-tag bunch of misfits are ready to reveal the secrets of their designs.

Charlie Ward - CULTURAL
Title: Blood

Presenters
Sarah Maxey Design - Sarah Maxey

Sarah Maxey is a graphic artist based in Wellington. Since 1991, she has designed for publishing companies in NZ and abroad, including 2 years designing and art directing for Bloomsbury Publishing in the UK. On her return to NZ in 1996, she established her own studio providing thoughtful design solutions for the arts publishing sector, winning many awards for her book design in the process. She was guest presenter at the Typeshed11 Typography Symposium in 2009 and her work was showcased in the 4th series of The Gravy, the TVNZ arts programme. Recent commissions include typographical drawings for clients as diverse as The New York Times and City Gallery Wellington and a large hand-lettered wall installation for a group show at the Hirschfeld Gallery. Her fourth solo show of typographical work will open in late May 2010 at Bowen Galleries, Wellington.

 

Architecture - OH.NO.SUMO
Sarosh Mulla / Katherine O'Shaughnessy / Patrick Loo

OH.NO.SUMO. is a design collective made up of Sarosh Mulla, James Pearce, Katherine O’Shaughnessy and Patrick Loo. OH.NO.SUMO. aims to produce work outside of the usual architectural conventions and is focused on realising projects that act as provocations or test sites for ideas. With an interest in the alternative architectural materials and geometric formations the collective works on all spatial scales. Often branching out into graphic and event work to provide a holistic experience for the user, projects aim to breakdown the barriers between designers and the general public. 

 

 

Charlie Ward

International award winning print and interactive designer Charlie Ward has spent more than 20 years creating iconic brands here and in the UK. Since moving to New Zealand and joining DNA 10 years ago, Charlie has created some of our most powerful brand identities such as Icebreaker’s Horn Man, the All Blacks before the 2004 World Cup, Krafthaus, and the Hokotehi Moriori Trust. His work has been selected for International awards in D&AD UK, ID Magazine Awards USA, Graphis Publications and New Zealand Best Awards. Inspired by originality and new ideas, Charlie creates distinctive and impactful brands that deliver. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted on: April 30, 2010

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