Nakon ljetne stanke izložba Yugo.Logo – Grafička identifikacija u Jugoslaviji u galeriji Kortil ponovno otvara svoja vrata od ponedjeljka 1. pa sve do 20. rujna.
Izložba se temelji na istoimenoj online arhivi i istraživačkom projektu koji je prije nekoliko godina pokrenuo beogradski freelance dizajner Ognjen Ranković, s ciljem prikupljanja i očuvanja grafičke identifikacije te informacija o pionirima zanata tog razdoblja, kako bi njihova ostavština ostala sačuvana. Kako navodi: Osnovno polazište projekta Yugo.Logo polazi od činjenice da su mnogi grafički simboli, nastali prije više od pola stoljeća, i danas izuzetno kvalitetna rješenja. Njihov utjecaj na današnji dizajn i na uspostavljanje kolektivnih estetskih kriterija nije zanemariv, što ovu temu svakako čini aktualnom i relevantnom.
Koautor riječke izložbe je dizajner Antonio Karača koji se pridružio Rankoviću u projektu i izradi dvije Yugo.Logo knjige. Oba izdanja donose radove 144 dizajnerice i dizajnera, kao i više od šesto logotipa.
Galerija Kortil također najavljuje u rujnu stručna vodstva izložbom svakog četvrtka 4., 11. i 18. rujna u 18 sati te uličnu šetnja putem preostalih logotipa u javnom prostoru Rijeke s voditeljicom galerije Ivanom Lučić koja je zakazana za ponedjeljak 15.rujna u 18 sati.
Više o projektu:
https://yugologo.org/
https://www.instagram.com/yugo.logo/
Ljetno radno vrijeme galerije:
ponedjeljak-petak od 9 do 12 i od 18 do 21
subotom pod 9 do 12 sati
Izložba je financirana sredstvima Grada Rijeke, Ministarstva kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske te Primorsko-goranske županije te ostvarena u suradnji s Muzejom grada Rijeke i Peek&Poke – muzejom informatike, a održava se u sklopu manifestacije Riječka ljetna vibra.
After a summer break, the exhibition Yugo.Logo – Graphic Identification in Yugoslavia at the Kortil Gallery reopens its doors from Monday, September 1st until September 20th.
The exhibition is based on the homonymous online archive and a research project that was launched a few years ago by the Belgrade designer Ognjen Ranković, with the aim of collecting and preserving graphic identification and information about the pioneers of the craft of that period. As he states:
The principal starting point of the whole ‘Yugo logo’ project lies in the fact that most of the graphic symbols presented on this exhibition, created more than half a century ago, are considered to be exceptionally high-quality solutions and up to modern standards. Their influence on contemporary (local) design, but also on the establishment of collective aesthetic criteria, is by no means negligible, which makes the subject of the entire research – though seemingly archaic – very up-to-date.
The co-author of the Rijeka exhibition is designer Antonio Karača, who joined Ranković in the project and creation of two Yugo.Logo books. Both editions feature the works of 144 designers, as well as more than six hundred logos.
Kortil Gallery also announces expert guided tours of the exhibition in September every Thursday, September 4, 11 and 18 at 6 PM, and a street walk through the remaining logos in the public space of Rijeka with gallery manager Ivana Lučić, scheduled for Monday, September 15 at 6 PM.
More about the project:
https://yugologo.org/
https://www.instagram.com/yugo.logo/
Summer gallery opening hours:
Monday-Friday from 9 am to 12 pm and from 6 to 9 pm
Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm
*Entrance to the exhibition is free.
The exhibition is financed by the City of Rijeka, the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County and realized in collaboration with the Rijeka City Museum and Peek&Poke museum, and is held as part of the Rijeka Summer Vibes event.
