Monday, 11 March 2013
Concentrated expert knowledge – Introducing the jury of the red dot award: design concept 2013
Practicing designers, academics, editors - combined, the jury of the “red dot award: design concept 2013” has vast experience. The members have either been designing award winning products, mentoring and teaching future designers, or keeping their eyes and ears attuned to the latest trends. More »
Thursday, 7 March 2013
"red dot award: communication design": creative events 2013
What is the hallmark for excellent design? The “red dot award: communication design”, which has been held in its origins back since 1993, will soon document the major trends of the industry: The competition, which ranks among the most prestigious in this sector, is open to designers, agencies, design studios as well as to campaign-strong companies. And, in fact, the competition is well established and deeply rooted in the calendar of the creative branche. More »
Friday, 1 March 2013
In memory of James Irvine
The world of design grieves for one of the most significant industrial designers and red dot jurors: James Irvine. On 18 February 2013, he passed away at the age of only 54 in a hospital in Milan, Italy. For the most, his death was unexpected. More »
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Huge interest in the red dot special exhibition "Schweiz ist Design" in Basel, Switzerland
This year, for the first time, red dot is featured at the renowned Swiss fair “muba” with an extensive special exhibition. On initiative of designer Andy Andresen and in cooperation with the red dot design museum, the “Messe Schweiz” presents a selection of Swiss red dot laureates from 2009 until 2012. More »
Monday, 25 February 2013
Decide on your own: the admission to the red dot design museum
“How much is a visit to the red dot design museum worth to you?” For one month, visitors can answer this question. From 1 March until 1 April 2013, the red dot design museum offers design enthusiasts and all those who want to become it, a very special promotion: true to the motto “Pay-What-You-Want”, visitors are invited to decide on the admission fee on their own. More »
