2009.10.05. hétfő

The 2009 Hungarian Design Awards

october 5. 17.00

Museum of Applied Arts
1091 Budapest
Üllői avenue 33-37.
October 5.–November 22.
Open: Tue 14.00–18.00, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun 10.00–18.00 Thu 10.00–22.00

Winners of the Hungarian Design Awards, managed by the Hungarian Design Council, are announced for the 30th time this year. The prizes are awarded by a jury of acclaimed artists and experts in four categories – Product, Visual Communication, Concept and Student Work – for the most outstanding Hungarian design achievements. The exhibition containing some of the most outstanding entrants of the competition gives an insight into the most recent processes of Hungarian design culture.

Hungarian Design Awards 30 Life achievement award ceremony and poster exhibition

The Hungarian Design Council celebrates the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the Hungarian Design Awards with an award ceremony and a poster exhibition.

Design Management Award 2009

This year for the first time ever the Design Management Award founded with the aim of starting a tradition is presented. The award acknowledges and demonstrates how design and its professional management can help the realisation of the objectives of an organisation and, not least, its successful operation.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

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Aladár Németh – from prime movers to computers

Book presentation
october 5. 19.00

Mudeum of Applied Arts
1091 Budapest
Üllői avenue 33-37.

Aladár Németh (1931-2002) was a defining personality of Hungarian design. He was a successful and acclaimed designer, the activist of the association of fine artists and ICSID, teacher of the College of Applied Arts. The monograph written by József Vadas concentrates mainly on his creative work, in which not only the different vehicles (tractors, dump trucks, ships), but also lab equipment and electronic devises played an important role. A career reporting about the rugged times of Hungarian design is analysed by placing it in the period's economic and intellectual environment and presented through spectacular pictures. (Scolar Publishing, 112 pp, cca. 120 pictures)

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

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ANH TUAN SHOWROOM

october 5-11. 11.00 – 19.00

ANH TUAN SHOWROOM
1064 Budapest
Rózsa street 74. (ANH TUAN bell)

The Vietnamese fashion designer Luu Anh Tuan founded his own label in 2006 in Budapest and only two years later he won the title of the Young Designer of the Year. The solid style of his bags, clothes and shoes is based on special technics and material manipulations he developed. He often uses traditional craftsman methods that he combines with modern technologies. During Budapest Design Week the life and secrets of the showroom are revealed, while ready-made items are available with a 20% discount.

Organised by Design Terminál

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Design Management Award 2009

october 5. 17.00

Mudeum of Applied Arts
1091 Budapest
Üllői avenue 33-37.
October 5.–november 22.
Open: Tue 14.00–18.00, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun 10.00–18.00 Thu 10.00–22.00

This year for the first time ever the Design Management Award founded with the aim of starting a tradition is presented. The award acknowledges and demonstrates how design and its professional management can help the realisation of the objectives of an organisation and, not least, its successful operation.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

Hungarian Design Awards 30

Life achievement award ceremony and poster exhibition
october 5. 17.00

Muzeum of Applied Arts
1091 Budapest
Üllői avenue 33-37.
October 5.–November 22.
Open: Tue 14.00–18.00, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun 10.00–18.00 Thu 10.00–22.00

The Hungarian Design Council celebrates the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the Hungarian Design Awards with an award ceremony and a poster exhibition.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

WLADIS

Open Studios
october 5-7. 14.00 – 18.00

WLADIS GALLERY AND WORKSHOP
1055 Budapest
Falk Miksa street 13.

WLADIS Gallery and Workshop was founded in 1993 with the leadership of Péter Vladimir jewellery design and university teacher. The jewels he designs and are produced in the workshop combine traditional gold- and silversmith methods and the most up-to-date precious metal technologies. They are made of sterling silver and selected, quality, hand burnished gems.
The designer of the workshop introduces visitors to the different phases of jewellery making and talks about his artistic attitude.

Organised by Design Terminal