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The Alliance Graphique Internationale’s ‘AGI Open’ conference takes place in Trieste, Italy next week
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Yah-Leng Yu.
Astrid Stavro.

Over two afternoons (20 and 22 September) the student-focused event will host keynote talks by designers Yah-Leng Yu and Astrid Stavro. Yu founded Foreign Policy Design Group in Singapore, while Stavro, who has recently joined COLLINS as creative director, has experience of working in London, Barcelona and Majorca, and a rich portfolio of work for cultural institutions, including Elephant magazine and Barcelona Design Museum, as well as brands such as Vitra and AB InBev.

The day will also feature a group presentation from all nine active AGI Italy members, including Francesco Franchi, La Tigre (see Pulp 08), Leonardo Sonnoli (see Pulp 10) and Studio Mut (see Pulp 12), the organisers of this year’s event.

The Open’s second day presents ‘Design Forum: Relevance and Longevity’, featuring Liza Enebeis (Studio Dumbar), Tereza Ruller (The Rodina) and Paula Scher (Pentagram New York), moderated by Lucille Tenazas. The session will aim to examine what educators can do to remain relevant within a discipline and practice that is constantly evolving.

The Grateful Pet packaging by Foreign Policy Design Group.
Stauffer Center for Strings large-format by Astrid Stavros.
Francesco Franchi.
Spread from Copertina by Francesco Franchi.
IL magazine cover by La Tigre.
Leonardo Sonnoli.
Flyer by Leonardo Sonnoli.
Studio Mut.
Trieste Estate poster by Studio Mut.
Liza Enebeis.
Sinfoneta poster by Liza Enebeis.
Tereza Ruller.
Performative Design Posters by The Rodina.
Paula Scher.
MAPS book spread by Paula Scher.

There will also be a screening of Questi Poveri Stracci [These Wretched Rags], Ugo Fasano’s acclaimed Italian neorealist documentary short about papermaking at the famous Fabriano mill (see Pulp 23), courtesy of Fedrigoni Group, a regular supporter of AGI Open.

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