With Type is Image, Die Neue Sammlung continues its tradition of inviting important contemporary designers to a site-specific installation. Paula Scher, who has been shaping graphic design with her innovative creativity for over five decades, has accepted this invitation with a walk-in exhibition of her work.

Until September 2024, the exhibition shows commissioned works from Scher's beginnings to the present day: from the appearance of the Public Theater in New York to the campaign for Rockaway Beach after the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 to her room and façade designs.

From the floor to the walls to the hanging letters and posters, the exhibition Type is Image offers visitors the opportunity to be surrounded by Paula Scher's work. Even the display cases are supported by letters. From every angle, new perspectives and interesting interplays of different works emerge.

The project, a redesign of clinical monitor alarms that reduces alarm noise by 66 %, considerably improving the hospital experience for patients and caregivers worldwide, was honored with the UX Design Award | Gold 2023.

For further information and registration links, please head over to the UX Design Awards website.

We are looking for imaginative ideas and projects that are outstandingly designed and forward-looking. In addition to market-ready products and services, this also includes conceptual and student work. Design innovations are just as much in demand as technical and social innovations. There are no limits to creativity!

More information about the award at: bundespreis-ecodesign.de/en

With Type is Image, Die Neue Sammlung continues its tradition of inviting important contemporary designers to a site-specific installation. Paula Scher, who has been shaping graphic design with her innovative creativity for over five decades, has accepted this invitation with a walk-in exhibition of her work.

Until September 2024, the exhibition shows commissioned works from Scher's beginnings to the present day: from the appearance of the Public Theater in New York to the campaign for Rockaway Beach after the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 to her room and façade designs.

From the floor to the walls to the hanging letters and posters, the exhibition Type is Image offers visitors the opportunity to be surrounded by Paula Scher's work. Even the display cases are supported by letters. From every angle, new perspectives and interesting interplays of different works emerge.

We are looking for imaginative ideas and projects that are outstandingly designed and forward-looking. In addition to market-ready products and services, this also includes conceptual and student work. Design innovations are just as much in demand as technical and social innovations. There are no limits to creativity!

More information about the award at: bundespreis-ecodesign.de/en

The GoTyme Bank Kiosk is a self-service machine which enables Filipinos to open a bank account and instantly get a physical debit card at thousands of convenient locations. It also allows current GoTyme Bank customers to check their account in situations where they do not have reliable internet access.The kiosk is the “physical” component of GoTyme Bank’s “phygital” (physical and digital) banking approach, enabling the business to cater to more types of users and to previously unaddressed needs.

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Pugnat, Vladimir Karaleev, CCY Currency, Dennis Chuene, and W1P will show their Autumn/Winter 24/25 collections.

Berlin Showroom was initiated by Projekt Zukunft / Senate Department for Economics, Energy, and Public Enterprises. It is financed mainly by the “Programme for Internationalization” and the ERDF fund.

Please find more info on the Berlin Showroom website.

With Type is Image, Die Neue Sammlung continues its tradition of inviting important contemporary designers to a site-specific installation. Paula Scher, who has been shaping graphic design with her innovative creativity for over five decades, has accepted this invitation with a walk-in exhibition of her work.

Until September 2024, the exhibition shows commissioned works from Scher's beginnings to the present day: from the appearance of the Public Theater in New York to the campaign for Rockaway Beach after the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 to her room and façade designs.

From the floor to the walls to the hanging letters and posters, the exhibition Type is Image offers visitors the opportunity to be surrounded by Paula Scher's work. Even the display cases are supported by letters. From every angle, new perspectives and interesting interplays of different works emerge.

We are looking for imaginative ideas and projects that are outstandingly designed and forward-looking. In addition to market-ready products and services, this also includes conceptual and student work. Design innovations are just as much in demand as technical and social innovations. There are no limits to creativity!

More information about the award at: bundespreis-ecodesign.de/en

Pugnat, Vladimir Karaleev, CCY Currency, Dennis Chuene, and W1P will show their Autumn/Winter 24/25 collections.

Berlin Showroom was initiated by Projekt Zukunft / Senate Department for Economics, Energy, and Public Enterprises. It is financed mainly by the “Programme for Internationalization” and the ERDF fund.

Please find more info on the Berlin Showroom website.

More information about the forum and call for speakers: https://idz.de/en/projects/designforum.html

All details and competition dates and deadlines are available the awards website.

Here you can find more information about the event.

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According to Don Norman, UX is everything. Consequently, Joon believes it's high time to get back to the basic understanding of design. But what makes up this craft? Which responsibility (and influence) do designers have in their work?

Register on LinkedIn for this re-broadcast of our talk with Joon.

Alexander Wodrich, Managing Director of the agency why do birds, invites you to the IDZ member event on March 21.

He will provide insights into the world of motion design and motion branding and explain why these disciplines are becoming increasingly important for brand communication. How do brands manage to present themselves "on-brand" in the fast-moving social media jungle and what tools are there to ensure a consistent presence?

As moving images rarely manage without sound, the interface to sound (branding) will also be discussed. You can look forward to excellent audio examples. Please register now!

Event in German language!