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Julia Hasting studied at the Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung in [[Karlsruhe]], Germany and finalized with a diploma in 1997. Since 1993 she designed corporate identities, posters and books for cultural clients. Among those clients were FSB - Franz Schneider Brakel Doorhandles, ZKM - Centre for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, the European Film Institute, ZKM - Media Museum, Form - Zeitschrift für Gestaltung and others. |
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In 1998 Julia Hasting moved to [[London]] to design books for Phaidon Press Ltd, working closely with [[Alan Fletcher (graphic designer)|Alan Fletcher]]. Her design approach has shaped to great extent Phaidon’s product strategy, and her work gained numerous design awards and corresponding international publicity. In 2000 Hasting moved to [[New York]] to lead the new design department for Phaidon Press Inc, NYC, and in 2007 she was made the design director of Phaidon global. |
In 1998 Julia Hasting moved to [[London]] to design books for Phaidon Press Ltd, working closely with [[Alan Fletcher (graphic designer)|Alan Fletcher]]. Her design approach has shaped to great extent Phaidon’s product strategy, and her work gained numerous design awards and corresponding international publicity. In 2000 Hasting moved to [[New York]] to lead the new design department for Phaidon Press Inc, NYC, and in 2007 she was made the design director of Phaidon global. She is a member of the AGI since 2000, and she taught Publication design at the design faculty of the Cooper Union School of Art in New York from 2001 to 2003. Since 2003 she has been contributing illustration work to [[The New York Times]] and The New York Times Magazine. |
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Revision as of 09:02, 27 May 2014
Julia Hasting (born 1970 in Bremen, Germany) is a graphic designer based in Zürich. She is the Design Director of Phaidon Press, head of the design department.
Career
Julia Hasting studied at the Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung in Karlsruhe, Germany and finalized with a diploma in 1997. Since 1993 she designed corporate identities, posters and books for cultural clients. Among those clients were FSB - Franz Schneider Brakel Doorhandles, ZKM - Centre for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, the European Film Institute, ZKM - Media Museum, Form - Zeitschrift für Gestaltung and others.
In 1998 Julia Hasting moved to London to design books for Phaidon Press Ltd, working closely with Alan Fletcher. Her design approach has shaped to great extent Phaidon’s product strategy, and her work gained numerous design awards and corresponding international publicity. In 2000 Hasting moved to New York to lead the new design department for Phaidon Press Inc, NYC, and in 2007 she was made the design director of Phaidon global. She is a member of the AGI since 2000, and she taught Publication design at the design faculty of the Cooper Union School of Art in New York from 2001 to 2003. Since 2003 she has been contributing illustration work to The New York Times and The New York Times Magazine.
Selected Awards
- Silver Medal, Art Directors Club, New York [Unmonumental] (2008)
- Merit Award, Art Directors Club, New York [Sample] (2008)
- Design Distinction, I.D. Magazine Design Review [Vitamin D] (2006)
- Honorable Mention, I.D. Magazine Design Review [Sample] (2006)
- Silver Medal, Art Directors Club, New York [Vitamin D] (2005)
- Award for Outstanding Design, Graphis Magazine, New York [Area] (2005)
- Golden Bee Award, Moscow [10x10] (2004)
- Golden Bee Award, Moscow [Area] (2003)
- Gold Medal, Art Directors Club, New York [Andy Warhol - Vol. 1] (2003)
- Hnorable Mention, I.D. Magazine Design Review [Blink] (2003)
- Award for Typography, Golden Bee, Moscow [Andy Warhol - Vol. 1] (2002)
- First Prize, A–Z Competition, Print magazine [Fresh Cream] (2002)
- PDN Photo book awards [Blink] (2002)
- Certificate of Typographic Excellence, Type Directors Club, New York (2002)
- Distinctive Merit, Art Directors Club, New York [Magnumº] (2000)
- BRNO Biennale of Graphic Design [Andy Warhol - Vol. 1] (2000)
- 25th Kodak Fotobuchpreis, Stuttgart [Magnumº] (2000)
- Design Distinction, I.D. Magazine Design Review [Fresh Cream] (2000)
- PDN Photo book awards (2000)
- Certificate of Typographic Excellence, Type Directors Club, New York (1999)
- BRNO Biennale of Graphic Design [Magnumº] (1998)
- BRNO Biennale of Graphic Design [Übergriff] (1994)
- High Design Quality, German Award for Communikations-Design of the Design-Center Nordrheinwestfalen, Germany [Übergriff] (1993–1999)
- Award ITP International Poster Triennale in Toyama, Japan (1999)
- The 100 best posters, Berlin, Germany (1993–1995)
- Broncemedaille, The nicest books of the world, Bookfair Leipzig/Frankfurt, Germany (1994)
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Gold Medal, 7th Triennale, German Poster Museum, Essen (1993)
Selected Books
- Vitamin P2 (2011)
- The Family Meal (2011)
- 10X10/3 (2009)
- A Day at elBulli (2009)
- Area 2 (2008)
- Le Corbusier Le Grand (2008)
- Unmonumental (2007)
- Vitamin PH (2006)
- Gordon-Matta Clark (2006)
- Vitamin D (2005)
- The Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné Vol. 1 (2000)
- The Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné Vol. 2 (2002)
- Sample (2005)
- Cream (1998)
- 10x10 _ 2 (2005)
- Vitamin P (2002)
- Magnum° (1999)
- Fresh Cream (2000)
- 10x10 (1999)
- The Sound I Saw (2001)
- Blink (2002)
- Robert Capa (2002)
- Not Afraid (2004)
- Area (2004)
- Area 2 (2008)
- Red Color News Soldier (2003)
- The 55 photobook-series (1999)
- Breuer Houses (2000)