All That Jazz!
“Jazz comes in a variety of hues and perspectives! From Dixieland to mainstream, fusion, funk, ethnic, and dance jazz, to jazz with symphony orchestra participation. Because of its spontaneous nature and predisposition to musical discourse amongst the performing artists, it can take on the character of consonance at times and an untamed musical din at other times. They wish to present jazz as an open music full of improvisation while also adhering to the 'call and response' principle: music of synergy, mutual listening, and shared creation!”
The competition was organized by EUROJAZZ Jazz Music Promotion Foundation based in Warsaw, Poland in 2023.
The Artists were asked to design a poster on the theme “All that Jazz!”.
A jury composed of professionals and representatives of the organizer chose the 25 posters for the exhibition.
https://radiojazz.fm/wewantjazz2023/zwyciezcy-2023
Wake Up Call
“The international project Virtual Biennale Prague, which is based on the principles of non-verbal and intercultural communication. The project is a good example of incorporating an educational aspect into artistic practice through the confrontation and exhibition of artworks.”
The 11th Virtual Biennale Prague 2020 had the theme Wake Up Call.
The Jury, composed of Thierry Sarfis (France, chairman of the jury), Pekka Loiri (Finland), Li Xu (China), Yasha Rozov (Israel) and Laze Tripkov (Macedonia) selected from the registered works 259 participants from 20 countries (146 professionals; 113 students; 49 universities).
Teija Hohl won the Bronze Price in the group of the professionals.
https://www.aug.cz/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/WakeUpCall_ebook-1.pdf
https://www.aug.cz/en/virtual-biennale-prague/
One for all, all for one!
“An invitational poster project with the support of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Right (OHCHR) and La Mairie de Paris.
The goal was of course to celebrate 70th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights but also raise awareness and relevance at a critical moment in the history of mankind.”
Along with La Mairie de Paris, OHCHR and French ministry of foreign affairs organized an exhibition of 26 of these posters in Paris, starting on the 70th birthday of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in December 2017.
The poster of Teija Hohl was one of the chosen ones.
A collection of all these designs received was also published as a book in the spring of 2018.
http://www.standup4humanrights.org/layout/files/Posters/40-posters-web.pdf
https://www.facebook.com/posterfortomorrow/videos/10156736761571178/
Right to Education
“We‘ve chosen to fight for the right to education as we believe that education gives people across the whole world the chance to break the cycle of poverty: to live in a more equal world without discrimination, where everybody has the same chance to learn the same skills and enjoy the same success. To enjoy a better tomorrow. And all that makes it the perfect subject for poster for tomorrow to address.”
One of the best 10 posters,
international poster competition,
poster for tomorrow 2012
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxMLaJPR1cU
http://www.posterfortomorrow.org/en/gallery/competitions/the_right_to_education
9. United Designs
“Poster design about messages to humanity.
The theme of the exhibition is ‘Love and Forgiveness’. All participants must use their writing system and typographic design with a quotation from the participant’s cultural and national background.”
International poster competition,
organized by United Designs Alliance 2017
A la muerte con una sonrisa
“The subject is death, a personal consideration or approach, the meaning in your own culture, how we fear, celebrate or deal with it. It can be reflected in serious or playful way in a freestyle technique."
“To Death with a Smile”, a poster contest in 2009 to celebrate the Day of the Dead, held every second year by the Mexican Museum of Design (MUMEDI) in Mexico City.
http://www.mumedi.mx/User/?page=exhibiciones&s=2&d=15&online=1
Good 50x70
“... to broaden designers and design students’ perspective on design and visual communication by using their creativity to address social issues.”
“Good 50x70”, a poster contest in 2008 was endorsed by AGI, ICOGRADA, BEDA, ADI, and AIAP.
The goal was to provide the charities with works
that that they could use in different campaigns.
The charities included Amnesty, Amref, Emergency, Greenpeace, Lila, UNICEF and WWF.
https://europeandesign.org/submissions/good-50x70-2008/
