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Visual identity for ''Art Fair 7 (Velesajam kulture 7)'' was a low budget project made in collaboration with Katarina Zlatec and Niko Mihaljevic in 2011.
'''what'''


The ''Art Fair'' is an event held every year in the Students Centre, Zagreb. It is a place where various artists, designers, musicians, performers, etc. are presenting their work. The place itself is a multifunctional and multipurpose space with a student restaurant, caffe bar, clubs, skate park, etc..
Visual identity for Art Fair 7 (Velesajam kulture 7) was a low budget commissioned work made in collaboration with Katarina Zlatec and Niko Mihaljevic in 2011.
Art fair 7 was communicated through several mediums: billboard, teaser posters, common program billboard, individual posters and program booklets.
All the elements of Art Fair’s visual identity were made of A4 sheets of paper in 6 colors. Sheets were printed with a b/w laser printer.
The billboard contained basic information “VELESAJAM KULTURE 7”, “STUDENTSKI CENTAR”, “20.-23.01.2011.” and was made out of hand-pasted A4 sheets in 6 random colors which were sorted so that each letter would fit on 4 A4 sheets.
Pieces of the billboard, individual A4 sheets, were used as teasers and pasted all over the city. Since each of them had only 1/4 of one letter from the billboard, they were unclear and abstract. Additional information was stamped on the poster.
Singular posters were used in three diferent ways. Each performer/artist got his own A4 poster, which he could use freely as a single poster for his own promotion. Those posters were also used for the modularly assambeled common program billboard. Also, the posters were pasted as single posters depending on the location in the Student Centre where the particular event was held, so they made a colorful composition on the entrances of several buildings in the Student Centre.
Booklet covers were also made out of A4 pieces of billboard (bent to the size of A6) and stamped with additional information. Each of them was unique.


''Art fair 7'' was communicated through several mediums: billboard, teaser posters, common program billboard, individual posters and program booklets.


All the elements of ''Art Fair’s'' visual identity were made of A4 sheets of paper in 6 colors. Sheets were printed with a b/w laser printer. Each paper’s color was used to code one activity (yellow for music, red for performative arts, green for visual arts, pink for literature, blue for film and video and orange for thatre).
'''why'''


The billboard contained basic information “VELESAJAM KULTURE 7”, “STUDENTSKI CENTAR”, “20.-23.01.2011.” and was made out of hand-pasted A4 sheets in random colors which were sorted so that each letter would fit on 4 A4 sheets.  
The Art Fair is a festival held every year in the Student Centre, Zagreb, Croatia. It is a place where various artists, designers, musicians, performers, etc. are presenting their work. Since we had to make one visual identity for the whole festival, and the festival was actually compounded of more than a hundred very different and very inividual artist, we decided to make it as individual as it is common. The concept was to make an individual poster for artist, which functioned as a whole when put together with another posters.
After assembling the billboard, we had some leftover sheets of paper which we didn’t want to throw away, so we used them as teaser posters.
The other thing which shaped the visual identity of the 7th Art Fair ware the severe budget cuts. In order to make it as cheaper as possible, we decided to use already colored A4 sheets of paper, and to print the content, rather than pressing it. Also, we used only black ink and did the whole work by ourselves
To simplify the managing in the festival’s program we decided to assign one color to each of the art field presented on the festival.


Pieces of the billboard, individual A4 sheets, were used as teasers and pasted all over the city. Since each of them had only 1/4 of one letter from the billboard, they were unclear and abstract. Additional information was stamped on the poster.


Singular posters were used in three diferent ways. Each performer/artist got his own A4 poster, which he could use freely as a single poster for his own promotion. Those posters were also used for the modularly assambeled common program billboard. Also, the posters were pasted as single posters depending on the location in the Student Centre where the particular event was held, so they made a colorful composition on the entrances of several buildings in the Student Centre.
'''how'''


Booklet covers were also made out of A4 pieces of billboard (bent to the size of A6) and stamped with additional information. Each of them was unique.
All the promo materials for the festival were made by hand. The billboard was hand-pasted on a white canvas using the wallpaper glue. Program booklets were folded two times and stamped manually. All the teaser posters and program billboard posters were pasted by ourselves. Each of the A4 sheets was printed by a black/white A4 laser printer. The leftover pieces of the billboard were used as teasers and the basic information was stamped with a with a changeable-letter stamp. The added text was applied so that it would make the best possible composition with the partial letterform from the billboard letters.

Latest revision as of 00:23, 18 October 2011

what

Visual identity for Art Fair 7 (Velesajam kulture 7) was a low budget commissioned work made in collaboration with Katarina Zlatec and Niko Mihaljevic in 2011. Art fair 7 was communicated through several mediums: billboard, teaser posters, common program billboard, individual posters and program booklets. All the elements of Art Fair’s visual identity were made of A4 sheets of paper in 6 colors. Sheets were printed with a b/w laser printer. The billboard contained basic information “VELESAJAM KULTURE 7”, “STUDENTSKI CENTAR”, “20.-23.01.2011.” and was made out of hand-pasted A4 sheets in 6 random colors which were sorted so that each letter would fit on 4 A4 sheets. Pieces of the billboard, individual A4 sheets, were used as teasers and pasted all over the city. Since each of them had only 1/4 of one letter from the billboard, they were unclear and abstract. Additional information was stamped on the poster. Singular posters were used in three diferent ways. Each performer/artist got his own A4 poster, which he could use freely as a single poster for his own promotion. Those posters were also used for the modularly assambeled common program billboard. Also, the posters were pasted as single posters depending on the location in the Student Centre where the particular event was held, so they made a colorful composition on the entrances of several buildings in the Student Centre. Booklet covers were also made out of A4 pieces of billboard (bent to the size of A6) and stamped with additional information. Each of them was unique.


why

The Art Fair is a festival held every year in the Student Centre, Zagreb, Croatia. It is a place where various artists, designers, musicians, performers, etc. are presenting their work. Since we had to make one visual identity for the whole festival, and the festival was actually compounded of more than a hundred very different and very inividual artist, we decided to make it as individual as it is common. The concept was to make an individual poster for artist, which functioned as a whole when put together with another posters. After assembling the billboard, we had some leftover sheets of paper which we didn’t want to throw away, so we used them as teaser posters. The other thing which shaped the visual identity of the 7th Art Fair ware the severe budget cuts. In order to make it as cheaper as possible, we decided to use already colored A4 sheets of paper, and to print the content, rather than pressing it. Also, we used only black ink and did the whole work by ourselves To simplify the managing in the festival’s program we decided to assign one color to each of the art field presented on the festival.


how

All the promo materials for the festival were made by hand. The billboard was hand-pasted on a white canvas using the wallpaper glue. Program booklets were folded two times and stamped manually. All the teaser posters and program billboard posters were pasted by ourselves. Each of the A4 sheets was printed by a black/white A4 laser printer. The leftover pieces of the billboard were used as teasers and the basic information was stamped with a with a changeable-letter stamp. The added text was applied so that it would make the best possible composition with the partial letterform from the billboard letters.