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Titre :	v.17:no.2(2010:April/May) - 2010-04-01 - Retro Graphics : Nostalgia in Modern Times
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Année de publication :	2010
Importance :	93 p.
Présentation :	ill.
Accompagnement :	101 minutes DVD Video included
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Affiches -- 21e Siècle Collage (art) Vintage -- Arts graphiques -- 21e siècle
Index. décimale :	766 Arts graphiques
Résumé :	Is there a counter-revolution underway against the “perfection” that modern technology has brought to our artistic endeavours? Time was when you could tell that a work of art had been man-made by the small flaws in its execution – these tended to give it an endearingly human touch and very often underscored the passion that went into making it. To say nothing of the serendipitous discoveries that came with a non-assisted approach. More and more artists, it seems, are taking a trip back to those less-exacting days. Call it “nostalgia art”, call it “retro”, it holds a lot of appeal for a lot of designers.
Note de contenu :	Contents: Motion gallery: The colours of our lives Retro Graphics: The present imperfect Creative Country: Poland, Design’s poster-boy has come of age Exhibition: Sister cities unite to advance urban architecture in China Type Casting POTM DVD : The Colours of our Lives Red is warm, blue is cool, green is fresh and natural. We use colour to strengthen our perception of almost everything in the world. And ever since the invention of Three-Strip Technicolour in the 1940s, film-makers have employed colour to heighten the emotions they wish to convey. In this special “Colour Collection”, we present the work of 18 internationally known short-film specialists – all of whom regard colour as a crucial element of their creativity. Featuring: Deko / FIELD / Fluorescent Hill / HunterGatherer / James Wignall / Jonas Odell / Ljudbilden & Piloten / Maxime Bruneel / Mirrorshade / Paul Rayment / Psyop / Special Problems / Sugimoto Kousuke / TANGRAM / This Is For Reels / Tim Nackashi / weareflink / Yu Sato.
En ligne :	https://www.idnworld.com/mags/v17n2

[n° ou bulletin]  v.17:no.2(2010:April/May) - 2010-04-01 - Retro Graphics : Nostalgia in Modern Times [texte imprimé] . - 2010 . - 93 p. : ill. + 101 minutes DVD Video included.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Affiches -- 21e Siècle Collage (art) Vintage -- Arts graphiques -- 21e siècle
Index. décimale :	766 Arts graphiques
Résumé :	Is there a counter-revolution underway against the “perfection” that modern technology has brought to our artistic endeavours? Time was when you could tell that a work of art had been man-made by the small flaws in its execution – these tended to give it an endearingly human touch and very often underscored the passion that went into making it. To say nothing of the serendipitous discoveries that came with a non-assisted approach. More and more artists, it seems, are taking a trip back to those less-exacting days. Call it “nostalgia art”, call it “retro”, it holds a lot of appeal for a lot of designers.
Note de contenu :	Contents: Motion gallery: The colours of our lives Retro Graphics: The present imperfect Creative Country: Poland, Design’s poster-boy has come of age Exhibition: Sister cities unite to advance urban architecture in China Type Casting POTM DVD : The Colours of our Lives Red is warm, blue is cool, green is fresh and natural. We use colour to strengthen our perception of almost everything in the world. And ever since the invention of Three-Strip Technicolour in the 1940s, film-makers have employed colour to heighten the emotions they wish to convey. In this special “Colour Collection”, we present the work of 18 internationally known short-film specialists – all of whom regard colour as a crucial element of their creativity. Featuring: Deko / FIELD / Fluorescent Hill / HunterGatherer / James Wignall / Jonas Odell / Ljudbilden & Piloten / Maxime Bruneel / Mirrorshade / Paul Rayment / Psyop / Special Problems / Sugimoto Kousuke / TANGRAM / This Is For Reels / Tim Nackashi / weareflink / Yu Sato.
En ligne :	https://www.idnworld.com/mags/v17n2