Partners
GRANSHAN Foundation e.V.
Hirschgartenallee 25
80639 München, Germany
www.granshan.com
granshan@granshan.com
GRANSHAN is the hub for global visual identity. They celebrate non-Latin typefaces and typography, design and communication that enable communities to develop culture and enterprises in a balance between local, regional, and global. In 2008 the Armenian Ministry of Culture founded a national type competition. When the typographic society Munich (TGM) visited Armenia in 2009 a new organization was born: since 2010 both institutions organize the type contest successfully together. In 2012 the first GRANSHAN Conference took place in Yerevan (UNESCO World Book Capital 2012) with guests and speakers from all over the world. Every year the winning entries of the competition are documented and international presented in an exhibition (e.g. in Alexandria, Moscow,Munich, St. Petersburg).
AIGA San Francisco
The Professional Association for Design
130 Sutter St, Ste 600, SF, CA, 94104
http://aigasf.org
+1 415 626 6008
AIGA San Francisco, the professional association for design, is an organization with cross-disciplinary interests that deals with social, ethical and professional challenges. It is the largest professional association for the design community representing San Francisco, Silicon Valley, North and East Bay and the greater Bay Area. Our community comes from all disciplines, backgrounds and levels of experience. Whether you’re interested in attending, contributing or volunteering, take a moment to browse some of our projects below and see why we’re your resource for all things design.
The Korea Contents Association
76Bunan-gil, 62 Daehak-ro
Yoosung-gu, Daejeon, Korea
http://www.koreacontents.or.kr
The Korea Contents Association aims to contribute to the development of the country’s contents-related academic and industrial development through the convergence of the capabilities of experts and businesses and the reinforcement of collaboration between universities and businesses in the era of ubiquitous technology. 2010 marks the Association’s 10th anniversary. It has grown as about 5,000 plus-member organization that publishes academic journals both in Korean and English.
