persepolis | July 14, 2005
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Persepolis – Far From Home
Label: Roach Motel Catalog#: ROAC 0002-2 Format: CD Country: Germany Released: 2005 Genre: Electronic Style: Downtempo |
Mudam Playingcards | July 10, 2005
Type: Playingcards Client: Mudam Luxembourg Year: 2005
For the Graphique Deluxe exhibition (May 12th to July 6th,2005), Mudam demanded of the graphic designers, illustrators or the artists with whom it has formed bonds over the years, to design a set of playing cards. Working in Luxembourg, in France, in Belgium or in Germany, these artists all delivered a complete deck of cards imagined within the line of the work which characterizes them. The decks of cards are available in the showroom via a vending machine. Some of these cards were drawn in a larger format and are the subject of a playful display.
NICO COVER | July 7, 2005
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Nico magazine special edition. Eleven covers designed by eleven artists, illustrators and designers within the framework of the exhibition “Graphique Deluxe” by Mudam Luxembourg.
Release: 05 2005 |
GRAPHIQUE DELUXE | July 6, 2005
exhibition from May 12th to July 6th, 2005, Luxembourg
Dedicated to graphic design, Graphique Deluxe assembles at the same time a selection of the graphic projects that Mudam has realized since the beginning of its activities as well as new creations commissioned for the exhibition. Such is the case with the monumental window as imagined by Paul Kirps for the front of the Banque de Luxembourg in Kirchberg, or also of the installation of the logo and the alphabet created by Ott+Stein and Oliver Peters.
For Graphique Deluxe, Mudam demanded of the graphic designers, illustrators or the artists with whom it has formed bonds over the years, to design a set of playing cards. Working in Luxembourg, in France, in Belgium or in Germany, these artists all delivered a complete deck of cards imagined within the line of the work which characterizes them: Claude Closky, gambler artist; Laurent Daubach, trash aesthetics; Donuts, “Belgian chocolatiers”; Laurent Fétis, refined style; Marianne Grisse, sober and elegant; Michel Mallard, figure of the trendy press impossible to ignore; Jean-Christophe Massinon and his universal silhouettes; Ott+Stein, rigour and precision; Oliver Peters, eclectic graphics; Vidale&Gloesener, efficiency and originality; and Paul Kirps, prolific illustrator. For his illustration on the bank’s windows, the latter drew upon the imagery of popular culture, deploying directly upon the windows a bountiful universe of cinematographic reminiscences, kitsch and neo-romantics.
Bernhard Wicki, Fotografien | July 6, 2005
Title: Bernhard Wicki, Fotografien
Type: Book
Coop: Atelier Ott+Stein, Berlin
Year: 2005