Ecole intuit.lab at the Max Linder Panorama
On Monday February 8, 2010, École intuit.lab will be organizing a double bill to coincide with the projection of the film
"Logorama" for all its students from all years of the school. The projection will be followed by a conference.
To accompany the showing, the school is also offering to meet people from the graphic design agency SEENK, which will be giving an exclusive presentation of its new book "Types for brands".
Third Prague Virtual Biennale 2009 - E-mail & Design
Two of our students received distinctions at this last round of the Biennales.
Marie Laventure was awarded a silver medal and Marion Pons won the second special prize.
The chosen theme was the "global crisis". This topic could be interpreted very broadly to include anything from the negative effects of global culture to the global economic crisis.
More than 200 students took part in the competition.
The jury consisted of:
Finn Nygaard, (Denmark)
Pavel Beneš, (Czech Republic)
Majid Abbasi, (Iran)
Karel Aubrecht, (Czech Republic)
Lech Majewski, (Poland)
Karel Míšek, (Czech Republic)
Janv Hora, (Czech Republic)
Vladimir Chaika, (Russia)
Piotr Kunce, (Poland)
Radomír Postl, (Czech Republic)
The winning students are as follows:
Gold medal: Angelina Jarog, Poland
Silver medal: Marie Laventure, France (école intuit.lab)
Bronze medal: Ondrej Jiraska, Czech Republic
Special prize 1: Kamil Gorgoń, Poland
Special prize 2: Marion Pons, France (école intuit.lab)
Special prize 3: Lucie Janotova, Czech Republic
Special prize 4: Piotr Karski, Poland
Special prize 5: Ola Pokorna, Czech Republic
Special prize 6: Helena Kolenia, Slovakia
First prize at the Ljubljana Poster Festival
First prize at the Ljubljana Poster Festival held in Slovenia in May 2009 went to Mathilde Fallot (LAB5). Entries on the theme of "Climate change" were submitted from more than 20 countries represented. The prizes were awarded by an international jury of poster designers: Dimitris Arvanitis, Greece; Anthon Beeke, Holland; Anette Lenz, France; Piotr Mlodozeniec, Poland; Bruno Monguzzi, Switzerland.
The winners are:
Mathilde Fallot - France: 1st prize
Luka Mancini - Slovenia: 2nd prize
Katarina Mrvar - Slovenia: 3rd prize
Biennale Democrazia in Turin
Four posters selected for use in Turin.
Vincent Bridenne, Caroline Grondin, Romain Guiberteau and Julian Paris (Lab3A) have had their posters selected to be displayed as part of the "media and public opinion" exhibition for this biennial festival of democracy organized in Turin to mark the 150th anniversary of Italian unification. Belgian, Italian, Finnish, Polish and Czech students also had their work displayed at this exhibition.
SAPPI 2009 grant
Ecole intuit lab has been selected for the second year running as a winner under the SAPPI 2009 Ideas that Matter programme to receive a grant to be donated to its chosen charitable organization.
Campaign title: "A vous la citoyenneté" ["To you, Citizens"]
The project entitled "Papers: A gateway to civic life" is intended to provide local authorities, schools, healthcare centres, government authorities and associations in Mali educational materials (posters, postcards, exhibition display) to support and sustain the impact of televised public information messages produced by BlonBa and broadcast on national television. These materials are based on a character known as "Papiétan" (which means someone without identity papers) who is played by the well-known actor, Tièblé Traoré.
Thiérry Sarfis (Teacher) and the LAB3 students; Julien-Pierre Mallet, Thibaud Kelfa, Claire Darmon and Pauline Ghislain.
Sappi : Memories in exile - Ideas that matter
Receipt of SAPPI award
Selected from among more than 74 European entries, the French entry by the école intuit.lab Paris, prepared under the responsibility of Michel Olivier, has been selected to receive a Sappi Ideas that Matter grant in 2008 for a written communications campaign on behalf of Lûlistan - Mission Culture France / Asie centrale, [French-Central Asian Cultural Mission], which acts as a gateway in Uzbekistan to pass on the benefits of sales of the book "Memories in exile" to the Greek community in Tashkent.
The école intuit.lab project is based on "Memories in exile", a 140 page book, 2,000 copies of which were produced in 180x180mm format, accompanied by two 40x60cm posters and 10x15cm invitation cards for exhibitions to be held in Athens and Paris.
Based on a design by the artist Ilias Poulos, this campaign was created by EIL students Lydie Moreira, Gwénaëlle Pinson, Delphine Sigonney, Daphné Streck, Thibaud Kelfa and Julien Paris. Lûlistan seeks to establish a strategic bridge to enable cultural exchanges with Central Asia, and promote values such as emancipation, the freedom of expression and the free exchange of ideas. For nine years, they have been working to support institutions and artists in the Region by helping to reduce the level of cultural isolation and by giving them the means to form their own contemporary artistic identity. Lûlistan seeks to do this by avoiding simply imitating what is done in Europe and by respecting the traditions of local cults and cultures.
An exhibition will be held from September 29 to October 10, 2009 in Paris and from October 21 to November 18, 2009 in Athens.