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Maxalot: Exposif

Maxalot showcases graphic design as a contemporary art-form inviting industry leaders, pioneers of graphic style and technique to exhibit in shows which are free from the boundaries of their client-work.

This work is exhibited and sold as wallpaper ... many of which were new to me.

Danfoss Art Award

International ArtAward for students within visual arts, design or architecture
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With the theme “visualize our values” Danfoss A/S has launched an international ArtAward. The total award sum is 100,000 EUR. Deadline for applying is September 7th, 2007.

An international renowned jury will nominate a number of artworks for gold, silver and bronze awards, which will each be awarded an amount of 5,000 EUR, 3,000 EUR and 2,000 EUR, respectively.

More information on: www.artaward.danfoss.com

Misericordia

Misericordia is a French clothing brand that places sustainable development at the heart of its process : the whole team (27 people) is based in Lima (Peru). Misericordia's style is trendy, colourful and urban. Oh and by the way, they have a new website and a blog as well.

Mcfaul

Massive loveliness of works from McFaul
As suggested from the McKnowledge McMail, go grab that latte! Displayed is their work for British Airways campaign, its more of a McFaulage!

Yo Gabba Gabba!

Yo Gabba Gabba! takes everything people love about classic kids’ TV—creative design, novel animation, and catchy tunes—and cranks it up a notch. Or three. It’s easily the most pop-saturated, design-savvy entry into the genre since Pee-wee’s Playhouse brought its production designer, Gary Panter, into millions of suburban homes every week. Yo Gabba Gabba! features taped appearances by The Shins, Rahzel of The Roots, Cornelius, and actor Elijah Wood, who demonstrates a dance called “The Puppet Master” in one of the instructional bits that punctuate each half-hour episode. Hip-hop legend Biz Markie has a recurring role in a segment called “Biz’s Beat of the Day,” which teaches kids how to beatbox.

The children’s show Yo Gabba Gabba!, which debuts this fall, is putting its candy-colored design front and center. Nickelodeon is betting that kids—and their parents—will gobble it up.

- Steve Dollar for PRINT magazine