Posters de Tarek Atrissi
"Born in Beirut, Tarek Atrissi has worked and studied in Lebanon, The Netherlands, Qatar, Dubai and the United States. He Holds a BA in Graphic Design with distinction from the American University of Beirut; a Masters of Arts in Interactive Multimedia from the Utrecht School of the Arts in Holland and an MFA in Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York- where he studied under people like Steven Heller, Paula Scher and Stefan Sagmeister.
His work has been exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum in New York and is in the permanent Design collection of the Affiche Museum in Holland. His projects were featured in major international design magazines and books worldwide . His awards include the Type Directors Club's, The Dutch Design award, two Adobe Design Achievement awards in 2002, the Aquent Design award in 2003 as well as four IBDAA99 awards. He was selected in 2005 for Print Magazine's Twenty under Thirty, the international review for the most achieved Visual artists below the age of 30. He is the co-author of "Visual Narratives from Arabia" published by Unesco in 2007. He is the founder of www.arabictypography.com , the online communication platform for Arabic Type, and is a frequent guest speaker in several universities and design seminars across the world. Atrissi has taught at the American University in Dubai, at the Virginia commonwealth University in Qatar, and at the the Art, Design and Technology Masters Program of UNESCO in 2005. He is currently teaching at the department of Art, Media and Technology at the Utrecht School of the Arts in Holland.
He is currently principal of his own design studio, Tarek Atrissi Design (www.atrissi.com), based in the Netherlands and serving a variety of clients, big and small, in Europe, the Middle East and the United States. The Studio's multi-disciplinary scope of work covers all kinds of visual communication- with a primary focus on cross cultural design and on developing a modern Typo/Graphic Arabic Design. The Studio's projects included designing the visual identity for the country of Qatar in 2004 and the masthead and identity for Al-Ghad Newspaper in Jordan, among other clients such as BBC , MTV, Georgetown University, Etisalat Telecommunication and other non-profit and small or start up businesses. Tarek was a creative director for Meta Design in Germany, and has consulted with international branding worldwide with firms such as Wolf Ollins and Futurebrand. Tarek Atrissi became a Dutch citizen in 2007, and currently holds the dual Lebanese and Dutch Citizenships."
"Born in Beirut, Tarek Atrissi has worked and studied in Lebanon, The Netherlands, Qatar, Dubai and the United States. He Holds a BA in Graphic Design with distinction from the American University of Beirut; a Masters of Arts in Interactive Multimedia from the Utrecht School of the Arts in Holland and an MFA in Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York- where he studied under people like Steven Heller, Paula Scher and Stefan Sagmeister.
His work has been exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum in New York and is in the permanent Design collection of the Affiche Museum in Holland. His projects were featured in major international design magazines and books worldwide . His awards include the Type Directors Club's, The Dutch Design award, two Adobe Design Achievement awards in 2002, the Aquent Design award in 2003 as well as four IBDAA99 awards. He was selected in 2005 for Print Magazine's Twenty under Thirty, the international review for the most achieved Visual artists below the age of 30. He is the co-author of "Visual Narratives from Arabia" published by Unesco in 2007. He is the founder of www.arabictypography.com , the online communication platform for Arabic Type, and is a frequent guest speaker in several universities and design seminars across the world. Atrissi has taught at the American University in Dubai, at the Virginia commonwealth University in Qatar, and at the the Art, Design and Technology Masters Program of UNESCO in 2005. He is currently teaching at the department of Art, Media and Technology at the Utrecht School of the Arts in Holland.
He is currently principal of his own design studio, Tarek Atrissi Design (www.atrissi.com), based in the Netherlands and serving a variety of clients, big and small, in Europe, the Middle East and the United States. The Studio's multi-disciplinary scope of work covers all kinds of visual communication- with a primary focus on cross cultural design and on developing a modern Typo/Graphic Arabic Design. The Studio's projects included designing the visual identity for the country of Qatar in 2004 and the masthead and identity for Al-Ghad Newspaper in Jordan, among other clients such as BBC , MTV, Georgetown University, Etisalat Telecommunication and other non-profit and small or start up businesses. Tarek was a creative director for Meta Design in Germany, and has consulted with international branding worldwide with firms such as Wolf Ollins and Futurebrand. Tarek Atrissi became a Dutch citizen in 2007, and currently holds the dual Lebanese and Dutch Citizenships."
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