TITLE: Editorial Design and Typography The comprehension of language and copy determined by informed design decisions.

PROJECT: A Certain Tendency in Representation Cineclub at Thomas Dane Gallery

THE TASK: Design a piece of print to promote an exhibition/installation by artist Tobias Putrih, curated by Francesco Manacorda at Thomas Dane Gallery. Your design needs to work as an invite, poster, or booklet.

BACKGROUND: The project will convert the gallery into a fully functioning cinema for one week only. The screening room will be a total installation by Slovenian artist Tobias Putrih. Taking the form of a cinema festival, the show will consist of films by young contemporary international and UK-based practitioners sharing a passion for cinema. Putrih has been commissioned to make a life size projection room consisting of a small, 25-seat cinema, inspired by early 20th century cinema theatre design in London and built in collaboration with the architect Luka Melon TOBIAS PUTRIH: Artist Tobias Putrih uses everyday materials such as cardboard, Styrofoam, and plywood to produce fragile structures that span from small modular objects to larger installation environments. THOMAS DANE GALLERY: Thomas Dane Gallery is a contemporary Art Gallery in London, they represent 19 artists and have been established since March 2004 and are based near Bond Street (St Jamess)

NOTES TO CONSIDER: The typographic elements need to be functional and clear, but also bear in mind that this is contemporary art writing so there is ample room for creativity and contemporary design solutions.

TEXT CONTENT: INVITE: A Certain Tendency in Representation Cineclub at Thomas Dane Gallery Opening night Monday 19 September 2011 at 7pm Special screening of films by John Bock and Paul Sietsema starting at 9pm Thomas Dane 11 Duke Street, St. Jamess London SW 1Y 6BN 02079252505 cineclub@thomasdane.com

POSTER: A Certain Tendency in Representation Cineclub at Thomas Dane Gallery 19 25 September 2011 14.00 19.00 Daily Special evenings 20, 21 & 23 September A week of artists film screenings in a purpose-built cinema by Tobias Putrih. A Project by Francesco Manacorda Films by Manon de Boer, Lonnie van Brummelen and Wilhelm de Rooij, Jeanne Faust, Anna Lucas, Maria Lusitano, Isabell Heimerdinger, Marine Hugonnier, Christian Jankowsky, Dorit Margreiter, Daria Martin, Liz Mcalpine, Steve McQueen, Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, Rosalind Nashashibi, Simon Popper, Margaret Salmon, Wilhelm Sasnal, Paul Sietsema, Fiona Tan, Clemens von Wedemeyer

PROGRAMME: A week of artists film screenings in a purpose-built cinema by TOBIAS PUTRIH in collaboration with the architect Luka Melon FILMS 19 25 SEPTEMBER 14.30 18.30 DAILY FROM 14.30 TO 16.10 Clemens von Wedemeyer, OTJESD (LEAVING), 2005 (14 min.) Clemens von Wedemeyer, THE MAKING OF OTJESD, 2005 (12 min.) Marine Hugonnier, TERRITORY I, II, III, 2004 (23 min.) Rosalind Nashashibi, MIDWEST, 2002 (11 min.) Rosalind Nashashibi, MIDWEST FIELD, 2002 (3.30 min.) Isabell Heimerdinger, WAITING, ACTING WAITING, 2002 (15 min.) Isabell Heimerdinger, LOVE FILM, 2004 (10 min.) Daria Martin, RY IN PARIS, 1999 (3 min.) Dorit Margreiter, 10104 ANGELO VIEW DRIVE, 2004 (7 min.) FROM 16.15 TO 18.30 Lonnie van Brummelen and Willem de Rooij, I FRENATORI, 1997 (3 min.) Lonnie van Brummelen, WEGRENFILMS (RUNAWAY FILMS), 1997 (3 min.) Anna Lucas, TREVETY 2, 2002 (12 min.) Jeanne Faust, RODEO, 1999 (9.30 min.) Maria Lusitano Santos, NOSTALGIA, 2002 (17 min.) Brad Butler and Karen Mirza, MEDITATIONS ON BLACK, 2005 (12 min.) Brad Butler and Karen Mirza, THE SPACE BETWEEN, 2005 (12 min.) Simon Popper, STARING STILL, 2002 (12 min.) Manon de Boer, SYLVIA KRISTEL PARIS, 2003 (40 min.) Christian Jankowski, WHAT REMAINS, 2004 (11.30 min.) EVENTS SPECIAL EVENINGS Monday 19, Wednesday 21 and Friday 23 from 21.00 to 22.00 Paul Sietsema, EMPIRE, 2002 (24 min.) John Bock, MEECHFIEBER, 2004 (38.30 min.)

BOOKING EMAIL cineclub@thomasdane.com ENTRANCE 2.00