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Design Comittee Jurors

Tibor Kalman

Tibor Kalman, best known as the principal of the multidisciplinary New York Design firm M& Co., was born in Budapest and emigrated to the United States at the age of seven. He began his design career creating windows displays for Barnes & Noble before founding M & Co. in 1979. His work there spanned various commercial and non-commercial ventures, from bank brushers to cultural projects, film titles to architectural design. While at M & Co. he also served at various times as art director of Art forum and Interview. In 1993 he closed M & Co. and moved his family to Rome, where he edited the Benneton-sponsored magazine Colors for two years. Last year, the family returned to New York, where Kalman is developing a number of high-profile project in design and media. He is married to the author/illustrator Mayra Kalman and has two children.

John Maeda

TheJohn Maeda is an Interval assistant professor of design and computation and the director of the Aesthetics & Computation Group at the MIT media laboratory. Maeda received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in computer science at MIT after which he left the technology field to study art in Japan earning a Doctorate degree at the Tsukaba University Institute of Art and Design. Subsequently, as art director of the International Media Research Foundation in Chiba, Japan, he created a broad range of print and interactive design that received numerous awards, including the 1996 Tokyo Type Directors Club Gold Price for his series of ten posters for the Morisawa Type foundry. Today, as principal of Maeda Studio, develops specialty print and digital projects, the most recent of which is Tap, Type, Write, a booklet and CD-ROM that is the fourth in a series titled Reactive Books, published by Digitalogue in Tokyo.

Kristee Rosendahl

Kristee Rosendahl is the online product and merchandise development director at Purple Moon, the two-year-old Palo Alto, California-based company focused on creating transmedia products for girls between ages of 8 - 12. Trained as a graphic designer and artist, Rosendahl's multimedia career started at Apple in 1994, where she was a co-founder of the human interface group and one of the original members of the Hyper Card Team. As principal designer at the Apple Multimedia Lab, Rosendahl was responsible for art direction and interface element design for all the lab's experimental multimedia products and design examples, Including the award - winning Visual Almanac. From 1992 and1995, Rosendahl headed her own company, Rosendahl Arts and Design, Inc., and, between 1994 and 1995, she was creative director and co-founder of Modular Arts, Inc., where she produced innovative multimedia and web applications.

 

The International Design Magazine I.D./New York 2000.