RESULTS OF BRNO BIENNIAL 2004 ANNOUNCED
22.07.2004 News
Brussels (Belgium) - The organisers of the 21st International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 2004 have announced the winners of the biennial competition. The competition received 2,000 works submitted by 320 artists from 36 countries. In February 2004, the pre-selection committee chose a total of 280 exhibits by 120 designers and creative teams from 26 countries, the largest collections being from Czech Republic (39 designers and creative teams), Japan (23), and Austria (8). The International Jury finalised its decision after examining the exhibited works at the Museum of Applied Arts and the Governor's Palace, Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic.
The Members of the International Jury of the 21st International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 2004 were: Ruedi Baur, Chair (Switzerland/France); Julia Hasting, Vice-Chair (Germany/USA), Peter Biak (Slovak Republic/The Netherlands), Keizo Matsui (Japan), Ales Najbrt (Czech Republic), Stefan Sagmeister (Austria/USA), Frantisek Storm (Czech Republic). Marek Pokorny, director of the Moravian Gallery in Brno, was also present at the jury deliberations on 13 June 2004.
Having thoroughly examined all the exhibited works, the Jury awarded the prizes on the basis of an assessment of the artistic and functional merits of the works. During its deliberations, the jury noted that the 21st Brno Biennial 2004 represents a selection of world art production, and that it continues to attract a broad range of designers.
List of Brno Biennial 2004 Awards:
Fumio Tachibana, Japan
Grand Prix of the Brno Biennial 2004
Barbieri+Bucher Gestaltung Text Bild; Nicole Barbieri, Markus Bucher, Switzerland
The Icograda Excellence Award
Zuzana Ba'kova, Czech Republic
The BEDA (Bureau of European Designers' Associations) Award
Category (I) - Books and Exhibition Catalogues
Gert Wunderlich, Germany
Cena za nejlepsi design - Award for Best Design
Petr Babak, Czech Republic
Zvlastni cena - Special Award
Category (II) - Magazines and newspapers
Not awarded
Award for Best Design
Category (III) - Type Creation
Johanna Balusikova, Slovak Republic
Award for Best Design
Cyrus Highsmith, USA
Special Award
Category (IV) - New Media
Lichtwitz - Buro fur visuelle Kommunikation, Austria
Award for Best Design
Special Awards
Martina Maresova, Czech Republic
The Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic Award
Denisa Myskova, Czech Republic
The Alphonse Mucha Prize for Illustration
Lenka Blazejova, Czech Republic
The Mayor of the City of Brno Award
Reza Abedini, Iran
The Union of Visual Artists of the Czech Republic Award
Alan Zaruba, Czech Republic
Design Prestige - International Award for Design
Adam Machacek, Czech Republic
TypoDesignClub Award
The Critics' Award
(will be announced on the basis of the journalists' and critics' votes)
The Brno Biennial, established in 1963 and now held every even year, is a unique show of contemporary world graphic design and work, much of which has provided fresh creative input and stimuli in the sphere of visual communication in the course of the past four years. The chief organisers of the 21st Brno Biennial are the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic and the Moravian Gallery. Also involved in the organisation of the Brno Biennial are the Design Centre of the Czech Republic, the Brno House of Arts, the Brno Biennial Association and the Union of Visual Artists of the Czech Republic. The event is supported by the Southern Moravia Region and the Statutory City of Brno, and is endorsed by Icograda.
For further information please contact:
Brno Biennial
Moravian Gallery in Brno
Husova 18
662 26 Brno
Czech Republic
T: + 420 532 169 174
F: + 420 532 169 180
E: tisk@moravska-galerie.cz
W: www.bienale-brno.cz
W: www.moravska-galerie.cz
*Icograda endorsement is a guarantee that the design event complies with approved international guidelines.
The Members of the International Jury of the 21st International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 2004 were: Ruedi Baur, Chair (Switzerland/France); Julia Hasting, Vice-Chair (Germany/USA), Peter Biak (Slovak Republic/The Netherlands), Keizo Matsui (Japan), Ales Najbrt (Czech Republic), Stefan Sagmeister (Austria/USA), Frantisek Storm (Czech Republic). Marek Pokorny, director of the Moravian Gallery in Brno, was also present at the jury deliberations on 13 June 2004.
Having thoroughly examined all the exhibited works, the Jury awarded the prizes on the basis of an assessment of the artistic and functional merits of the works. During its deliberations, the jury noted that the 21st Brno Biennial 2004 represents a selection of world art production, and that it continues to attract a broad range of designers.
List of Brno Biennial 2004 Awards:
Fumio Tachibana, Japan
Grand Prix of the Brno Biennial 2004
Barbieri+Bucher Gestaltung Text Bild; Nicole Barbieri, Markus Bucher, Switzerland
The Icograda Excellence Award
Zuzana Ba'kova, Czech Republic
The BEDA (Bureau of European Designers' Associations) Award
Category (I) - Books and Exhibition Catalogues
Gert Wunderlich, Germany
Cena za nejlepsi design - Award for Best Design
Petr Babak, Czech Republic
Zvlastni cena - Special Award
Category (II) - Magazines and newspapers
Not awarded
Award for Best Design
Category (III) - Type Creation
Johanna Balusikova, Slovak Republic
Award for Best Design
Cyrus Highsmith, USA
Special Award
Category (IV) - New Media
Lichtwitz - Buro fur visuelle Kommunikation, Austria
Award for Best Design
Special Awards
Martina Maresova, Czech Republic
The Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic Award
Denisa Myskova, Czech Republic
The Alphonse Mucha Prize for Illustration
Lenka Blazejova, Czech Republic
The Mayor of the City of Brno Award
Reza Abedini, Iran
The Union of Visual Artists of the Czech Republic Award
Alan Zaruba, Czech Republic
Design Prestige - International Award for Design
Adam Machacek, Czech Republic
TypoDesignClub Award
The Critics' Award
(will be announced on the basis of the journalists' and critics' votes)
The Brno Biennial, established in 1963 and now held every even year, is a unique show of contemporary world graphic design and work, much of which has provided fresh creative input and stimuli in the sphere of visual communication in the course of the past four years. The chief organisers of the 21st Brno Biennial are the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic and the Moravian Gallery. Also involved in the organisation of the Brno Biennial are the Design Centre of the Czech Republic, the Brno House of Arts, the Brno Biennial Association and the Union of Visual Artists of the Czech Republic. The event is supported by the Southern Moravia Region and the Statutory City of Brno, and is endorsed by Icograda.
For further information please contact:
Brno Biennial
Moravian Gallery in Brno
Husova 18
662 26 Brno
Czech Republic
T: + 420 532 169 174
F: + 420 532 169 180
E: tisk@moravska-galerie.cz
W: www.bienale-brno.cz
W: www.moravska-galerie.cz
*Icograda endorsement is a guarantee that the design event complies with approved international guidelines.
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