Graphics in practice

On Sunday 7 March at the Hotel AC Ciudad de Pamplona, took place the official opening of the workshops 'Show, Don't Tell' and 'Interact! Don't Show', giving the go-ahead to the International Infographics Summit Malofiej 18 . In an atmosphere of closeness and confidence, instructors  -John Grimwade, Juan Velasco, Alberto Cairo and Geoff McGhee- were presented to the participants and outlined how they will include three days of intense group work.


On Monday morning, early, they went by bus to the Chillida-leku Museum, near San Sebastian, where they attended a guided tour (in English) through the sculptures of Chillida. The snow fell overnight put the colorful note. The sculptures 'Lotura' and 'Harri' were two of those visited. Following the visit took place within the Chillida house.


Meal time was spent in San Sebastian, a city famous for its pintxos, and then back to Pamplona to work in teams of four about the morning visit. There was four groups of the workshop 'Show, Don't Tell' and a group of 'Interact! Don't Show '.


The day was closed with an exhibition of computer graphics made by John Grimwade.

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  • MALOFIEJ ALBUM 18
  • Instructors
  • Alberto Cairo
  • John Grimwade
  • Geoff McGhee
  • Juan Velasco

Alberto Cairo

Visual Communication Director for both printed and online magazines of Globo publishing (Brazil) since March 2010. He has teached Graphics and Design at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. In 2004 he won the first gold medal awarded in SND.ies for a breaking news work.

John Grimwade

Graphics Director of Condé Nast Traveler Magazine. He has his own information graphics business. He has freelanced for over 30 others magazines. Before moving to the U.S. he worked for 14 years in newspapers in London, including six years as Head of Graphics at The Times.

Geoff McGhee

As a 2010 John S. Knight Fellow in journalism at Stanford University, Geoff is conducting research of infographics and data visualization in journalism. He was multimedia editor at Le Monde Interactif in Paris, and chief multimedia producer and video journalist at The New York Times.

Juan Velasco

Art Director at National Geographic Magazine since 2007, where he also was Graphics Director. Before that, he worked as a Graphics Artist at El Mundo, and as Art Director at The New York Times. In 2002 he created his own enterprise, 5W Infographic, located both in New York and Madrid.

 

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