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James was quoted in the August 2007 issue of AXIS magazine, speaking this thoughts about IAMAS (Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences).
collect.apply not only designed the graphic material for the Imakarada –
IAMAS in Tokyo exhibition at Spiral Garden, Tokyo, from 24th-26th August, but James will be exhibiting 3 new works as well as curating one of seven exhibition sections. For more information see IAMAS homepage.
We have just completed the re-design and art direction for Kyoto University of Art & Design’s quarterly news & events magazine, URYUTSUSHIN.
つい最近、京都造形芸術大学の機関誌「瓜生通信」のリデザインとアートディレクションを終えたところです。
Our CD design for Reflection’s ‘Music Bizarreness’ and the Music Graffiti exhibition in Omotesando Hills, Tokyo both feature in the July 2007 issue of DTP WORLD magazine. About ‘Music Bizarreness’ they write:
“The dots of a CD jacket drawn with pen one by one… and is expressed for each 15 tracks recorded. The ambient sound is embodied splendidly by using watercolor paint.”
私達のデザインしたReflectionのCD ‘Music Bizarreness’ と、表参道ヒルズで行われたミュージックグラフィティ展の記事が雑誌、’DTP WORLD’の２００７年７月号に掲載されました。‘Music Bizarreness’についてはこのような記事が載りました。。。
ジャケットのドットは、収録された全15曲をひとつひとつ筆で描き表現。水彩絵の具を用いることで、アンビエント的なサウンドを見事に具現化している。
We have been asked to contribute to ‘Logo Archive 1987–2007’ (tentative title), a Japanese publication featuring “a vast collection of outstanding logos from around the world, from the past two decades.”
Produced by the editorial firm 4D2A, and featuring Trevor Jackson, Stefan Sagmeister, Tom Hingston, Jonathan Barnbrook, Enlightenment, amongst others. The publisher is BNN, Inc. also responsible for the ‘Gas Book’ series.
An exhibition that takes a look at the designs, past & present, of collect.apply.
2007/04/24 – 05/14
at Japonica Music Store, Kyoto.
Opening party:
2007/04/28 (SAT) 19:00 – 23:00
Exploring the relationship between music and graphic design, an exhibition of LP & CD packaging design. Exhibition includes 30 members of Tokyo TDC (Tokyo Type Directors Club ) and 20 leading graphic designers in Japan, one of which is collect.apply.
Space ‘O’, Omotesando Hills, B3F.
2007/04/27 – 05/13
Bigger is better… giant Lena… mini DJK.
DJ Kawasaki – Beautiful Too poster up in Shibuya station Tokyo.