The Magenta Links

Hombre.cosa for MTV

Konstnatinos — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:40:58 +0000

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Family – updates

Konstnatinos — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:26:43 +0000

Family is a graphic design studio and was established in 2006. Providing a unique and different approach to sectors such as music, fashion, culture and the arts.

Family

Praline

Konstnatinos — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:12:06 +0000

Praline is a London-based graphic design studio with a practice  that encompasses art direction and design for exhibitions,  magazines, books, corporate identities and websites.

Praline’s work combines rationality and humour, visual clarity  and a unique sensitivity to colour, and has been widely acclaimed  in exhibitions at international venues including the Pompidou Centre,  Paris; TATE Modern, London; Design Museum, London; OZONE,  Tokyo.

Praline’s graphical thinking has been applied to corporate identities

and marketing graphics for a range of organisations worldwide,

including Peckham Space, London; Première Heure, Paris;

the Serpentine Gallery, London; and Pobeda Gallery, Moscow;

and Central Saint Martins College, London.

Praline provides a bespoke and highly considered service to large

organisations and private individual clients alike. Praline is known

for its understanding of, and attention to, the process of marrying

the vision of its clients with its own inimitable and highly nuanced style.

Praline is a London-based graphic design studio with a practice  that encompasses art direction and design for exhibitions,  magazines, books, corporate identities and websites.

Praline’s graphical thinking has been applied to corporate identities and marketing graphics for a range of organisations worldwide, including Peckham Space, London; Première Heure, Paris; the Serpentine Gallery, London; and Pobeda Gallery, Moscow; and Central Saint Martins College, London.

Praline provides a bespoke and highly considered service to large organisations and private individual clients alike. Praline is known for its understanding of, and attention to, the process of marrying the vision of its clients with its own inimitable and highly nuanced style.

Praline

via bitique

Pavel Platonov

Konstnatinos — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:01:50 +0000

Mesmerising photography.

Pavel Platonov

Joshua Distler

Konstnatinos — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 19:10:12 +0000

Joshua Distler is a designer and entrepreneur who strives to balance concept and functional execution in all of his projects.

Logopop

Konstnatinos — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:38:13 +0000

Press photography to be credited to Viktor Vauthier

Acclaimed UK street artist, Sickboy presents ‘Logopop’, a special ‘one night only’ solo exhibition of new limited edition work and site-specific installations in east London this December 16.

Following the success of his major solo exhibition, ‘Stay Free’ last year, which saw Sickboy transform a Victorian building into a themed playground, the artist returns with this one-off extravaganza, inviting art fans to dive once again into the extraordinary depths of his imagination. With ‘Logopop,’ Sickboy recreates the lysergic symbolism that underpins much of his work, and delivers it in his characteristically unexpected way. Launching an eye-watering visual assault on audiences using installations and digital technology, Sickboy introduces a series of dynamic and surprising show features which have become a hallmark of this artist.

The new collection of work for ‘Logopop’ has been developed throughout 2009 and aims to unravel the relationship between the artist’s complex and imaginatively-detailed artworks and his signature simple, bold and raw urban interventions. In addition to original artworks, the artist introduces his innovative concept of Logopops – artworks sold in various sizes which can be connected together, giving fans the opportunity to create their own bespoke compositions and own a truly original piece of Sickboy art. The artist says: “Logopops are my visual bullet to the mind. They sidestep the layered meanings within my art and simplify the message into something tangible and understandable at the glance of an eye.”

‘Logopop’ is the pinnacle of 2009, which has been the artist’s most successful year to date, and the perfect interlude before his second major solo show in spring 2010.

Show title: ‘Logopop’

Date: December 16, 2009

Doors: 18:00-21:00

Location: The Rag Factory, 16-18 Heneage Street, London, E1 5LJ

Entry: Free

The Sick Boy

Frederic Teschner Studio

Konstnatinos — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:31:23 +0000

Born in 1972, graduated from the paris school of decorative arts in 1997, Frédéric Teschner started his professional life with Pierre di sciullo, and then wenton to the “Atelier de Création Graphique” with pierrebernard, before striking out as a freelance graphic artist at the end of 2002. Since then, he has worked regularly with architects (Pierre-Jorge Gonzalez and Judith Haase Aas, Paris/Berlin), designers (François Azambourg, Pierre Charpin, David Dubois, Martin Szekely), young choreographers (Compagnie Kataline Patkaï),  art galleries (Insitu/Fabienne Leclerc, Kreo) or the Gennevilliers theater.  Since 2003, he has devised the visual identification elements for several exhibitions (catalogue and exhibition room) at the Pompidou Center in Paris, in particular the “espace 315” exhibition (inaugurated 2004 as part of an exhibition on recent contemporary creation) and the “Airs de Paris” exhibition which celebrated the 30th birthday of the Pompidou Center in 2007. This last two years have seen increased collaboration with museums (the Shoah Memorial in Paris, Mac/Val in Vitry-Sur-Seine, and more recently the museum of modern art in Paris as well as the Grand Palais); art centers (Villa Noailles in Hyères; Cneai inCchâtou; DCA, an association federating numerous contemporary art centers in france); and institutions rules by the french ministry for culture such as the Plastic Arts Center (CNAP) and the Plastic Arts Delegation (DAP).

Frederic Teschner Studio

Peter Rossi – updates

Konstnatinos — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:10:09 +0000

New website and new works from Peter.

Peter Rossi