Lena Panzlau

Client
Mart Stam Gesellschaft
Format
catalogue, poster, card
Year
2008
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About this project

About this project
Since 1997, the Mart Stam Society has annually awarded the MART STAM FÖRDERPREIS in a competition for the best diploma theses from all departments of the School of Art.
The catalogue consists of 6 booklets, one for each winner and one about the exhibition called "Kaltstart".
The design based on the baseline grid. All images, all text columns and all these stripes on the covers fit in that grid. All stripes together result on the 6th booklet- cover about the group exhibtion.
Have a look on the Paper, it s Plano Art, an uncoated paper, and it s quite nice for using a super-fine printing screen!

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September 2008

No stress in Amsterdam.

Dutch is a stress language; the stress position of words matters. Stress can occur on any syllable position in a word. There is a tendency for stress to be at the beginning of words. In composite words, secondary stress is often present. There are some cases where stress is the only difference between words. For example vóórkomen (occur) and voorkómen (prevent). Marking the stress in written Dutch is optional, never obligatory, but sometimes recommended.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_language)

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