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Poster for D66 from Lina Meisen (KABK), Alexandra Samulenkova and Nele Konopka (Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weissensee)
News
10.08.2009 Concepts for political campaigns II
01.05.2009 Follow-up 'Political campaigns' in Berlin
17.04.2009 Workshop 'Political campaigns' finished
13.04.2009 Start international studentworkshop
03.04.2009 Invitation for debate 'Political campaigns'
Location
Royal Academy of Art (KABK)
Address: Prinsessegracht 4, The Hague
Opening hours: Monday - Thursday and Saturday; 09.00 am - 05.00 am
Free entry
Organisation
VIDE, Visual & Individual Design Experiences
www.viavide.com
Workshop coordinators
Designpolitie, Amsterdam
www.designpolitie.nl
Anno Fekkes (VIDE)
www.viavide.com
Participating academies
Royal Academy of Art (KABK), The Hague
www.kabk.nl
Haagse Hogeschool
www.hhs.nl
Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weissensee
www.kh-berlin.de
Universität der Künste
www.udk-berlin.de
Tomorrow’s election campaigns
Tomorrow’s election campaigns
From poster to tweet
Exhibition
Royal Academy of Art (KABK), The Hague
Thursday 20 May until Friday 4 June
Through the successful application of various digital platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, Barack Obama proved that he was able to reach enormous amounts of voters during his election campaign. Could this mean that political campaigns will unfold themselves completely differently in future? Is the election poster going to disappear from our streets?
We will definitely still see them in this exhibition: German and Dutch students in visual communication have developed concepts for future election campaigns for GroenLinks (green party), D66 (liberal democrats) and VVD (conservative party).
Marjolein de Jong, the new D66 alderman of Culture will bring the exhibitions ihkv Design and Government at the KABK to a close!