Prize calls, Italy, Ravenna, Faenza, 12 January 2010
Cyou has announced a competition to find the best graphic design for the “Cyou Card 2011”.
Starting this year, the Cyou Card will be distributed to all members of Cyou community. The graphics should represent the identity of the community and its passion for contemporary art and creativity.
The competition is open to anyone under 28 who believes they can represent the community’s identity and commitment in graphic form and thereby contribute to the festival of Contemporary art.
The name of the winning designer will be printed on the Cyou Card which will be presented at the national press conference to be held during the fourth edition of festival.
The members of the first Cyou Contest jury are the curator Giacinto Di Pietrantonio, director of GAMeC of Bergamo, Mario Cristiani owner of Galleria Continua, the journalist Massimiliano Tonelli, director of Exibart, and the graphic designer Francesco Cavalli, the president of Ministero della Grafica.
Read more:
http://www.festivalartecontemporanea.it/la-giuria-del-cyou-contest
Starting this year, the Cyou Card will be distributed to all members of Cyou community. The graphics should represent the identity of the community and its passion for contemporary art and creativity.
The competition is open to anyone under 28 who believes they can represent the community’s identity and commitment in graphic form and thereby contribute to the festival of Contemporary art.
The name of the winning designer will be printed on the Cyou Card which will be presented at the national press conference to be held during the fourth edition of festival.
The members of the first Cyou Contest jury are the curator Giacinto Di Pietrantonio, director of GAMeC of Bergamo, Mario Cristiani owner of Galleria Continua, the journalist Massimiliano Tonelli, director of Exibart, and the graphic designer Francesco Cavalli, the president of Ministero della Grafica.
Read more:
http://www.festivalartecontemporanea.it/la-giuria-del-cyou-contest
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