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Winner of motion design at Cut&Paste London Nov 11 2010
watch untitled (3legs) Nov 11th
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onedotzero cascade 2010 presentation at BFI
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JOTTA onedotzero_cascade 2010: the final countdown
onedotzero_cascade 2010: the final countdown
A week-long collaborative workshop, saw 40 innovative graduates divided into 4 teams, present ideas and documentation of a utopian future. Creative minds crossed 16 different disciplines in the four days preceding the final presentations. In a limited time, the emerging artists had to work through diverse disciplines, document ideas, and collectively agree on a creative approach to the future. read more
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onedotzero_cascade work shop Oct 2010_Team: grey area
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Award by Janet Wolfson De Botton at Tate Britain 3 Nov 2010
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Lulu Li Winner of inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize
Lulu Li has won the inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for new talent. The Chelsea College of Art and Design student was selected for her series of five temporal installations and was presented with the award at the opening of the College’s annual postgraduate show.
MA Fine Art student Li transformed her studio space into a gallery – each day creating a unique show lasting for one day only. Working with everyday objects, each installation was a reaction to the space itself, exploring the narratives between situation, space and object.
Li was deemed most likely to significantly impact the contemporary art world by the judging panel, including collector Alex Sainsbury, Haunch of Venison curator Nina Miall, artist Gary Hume, art critic Louisa Buck and GAM Director, Jeremy Smouha. She was recognised for her outstanding aesthetic ability and subtle yet assured work. Beating off fierce competition from fellow students at Chelsea College of Art and Design, Li receives £5,000 from GAM to help nurture her talent and develop her work in the early stages of her career.
GAM is a committed supporter of the arts and emerging artists. In addition to awarding the Gilbert de Botton Art Prize, GAM are offering financial support to the College. They are also lending their support to Future Map 2010, the annual exhibition of the best emerging talent from the current graduating year at University of the Arts London
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CREATIVE BOOM_winner of inaugural Gam Gilbert De Botton Art Prize Announcement
Winner of inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize announced
Lulu Li was this week announced as the winner of the inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for new talent. The Chelsea College of Art and Design student was selected for her series of five temporal installations and was presented with the award at the opening of the College’s annual postgraduate show.
MA Fine Art student Li transformed her studio space into a gallery – each day creating a unique show lasting for one day only. Working with everyday objects, each installation was a reaction to the space itself, exploring the narratives between situation, space and object.
Li was deemed most likely to significantly impact the contemporary art world by the judging panel, including collector Alex Sainsbury, Haunch of Venison curator Nina Miall, artist Gary Hume, art critic Louisa Buck and GAM Director, Jeremy Smouha. She was recognised for her outstanding aesthetic ability and subtle yet assured work. Beating off fierce competition from fellow students at Chelsea College of Art and Design, Li receives £5,000 from GAM to help nurture her talent and develop her work in the early stages of her career. read more
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Lulu Li has won the inaugural Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for emerging talent. The installation artist – a student Chelsea College of Art and Design – was awarded the £5,000 prize fund by a jury consisting of Raven Row director Alex Sainsbury, Haunch of Venison curator Nina Miall, artist Gary Hume and critic Louisa Buck.
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Winner of Inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize Announced
(Newswire Today) — London, United Kingdom, 2010-09-01 - Chelsea College of Art and Design student scoops prize.
Lulu Li was today announced as the winner of the inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for new talent. The Chelsea College of Art and Design student was selected for her series of five temporal installations and was presented with the award at the opening of the College’s annual postgraduate show. MA Fine Art student Li transformed her studio space into a gallery – each day creating a unique show lasting for one day only. Working with everyday objects, each mini show was a reaction to the space itself, exploring the narratives between situation, space and object. Li was deemed most likely to significantly impact the contemporary art world by the judging panel, including collector Alex Sainsbury, Haunch of Venison curator Nina Miall, artist Gary Hume, art critic Louisa Buck and and GAM Director, Jeremy Smouha. She was recognised for her outstanding aesthetic ability and subtle yet assured work. Beating off fierce competition from fellow students at Chelsea College of Art and Design, Li receives £5,000 to help nurture her talent and develop her work in the early stages of her career. read more
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Winner of inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize announced
Lulu Li was today announced as the winner of the inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for new talent. The Chelsea College of Art and Design student was selected for her series of five temporal installations and was presented with the award at the opening of the College’s annual postgraduate show.
MA Fine Art student Li transformed her studio space into a gallery – each day creating a unique show lasting for one day only. Working with everyday objects, each mini show was a reaction to the space itself, exploring the narratives between situation, space and object.
Li was deemed most likely to significantly impact the contemporary art world by the judging panel, including collector Alex Sainsbury, Haunch of Venison curator Nina Miall, artist Gary Hume, art critic Louisa Buck and and GAM Director, Jeremy Smouha. She was recognised for her outstanding aesthetic ability and subtle yet assured work. Beating off fierce competition from fellow students at Chelsea College of Art and Design, Li receives £5,000 to help nurture her talent and develop her work in the early stages of her career. read more
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Winner of Inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize Announced
Lulu Li was today announced as the winner of the inaugural GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize for new talent. The Chelsea College of Art and Design student was selected for her series of five temporal installations and was 12 presented with the award at the opening of the College’s annual postgraduate show. MA Fine Art student Li transformed her studio space into a gallery – each day creating a unique show lasting for one day only. Working with everyday objects, each mini show was a reaction to the space itself, exploring the narratives between situation, space and object. With each new installation Li was constantly looking for the moment in which everything clicks into place. read more
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Today I found out an amazing designer Lulu Li. She designed a series of figures called Lightning baby. She took the 1950’s Chinese female gymnastics figure as an inspiration and combined it with modern motion graphic design. It is such a great twist in terms of the quality of design and the color choice. She said in the 1950’s, when his mom was a very young woman, her dress, hairstyle, green uniform, scarlet cheeks, energetic voice and music, all became vivid memories of his childhood. Lulu is also a muti-talented artist. Now the products designed by her are only exclusively sold in Beijing and Shanghai.
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Lightning Babe, by Lulu (Li Xinlu), is a modern twist on the 1950′s Chinese female gymnastics figure, similar dress, hairstyle, green uniform, pink cheeks, energetic voice and music.The works celebrates also the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. The old Communist style gyms are rapidly being replaced by swanky western-style gyms with their slick exclusive membership system. Many memories of this Communist era are lost because of the heavy cost of rapid development. The Lightning Babe works range from posters, animated wallpaper for projections, small sculptures, bags, clothing, and emoticons for MSN, cushions, etc.
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Graphic design work Lightning Babe series featured in “New Graphic Design In China”
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TIME (Asia) Jun 2008
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Novum (Germany) Nov 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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Print (USA) Dec 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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“New Graphic Design In China” review
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Ping Mag,jp (Japan) April 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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“New Graphic Design In China” review
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Lulu is a young motion/graphic designer based in Beijing. The banner motion graphic design for Get It Louder, which had been featured on Shift until recently, was also by her. She is a very active designer with so many works with clients, but she is also active with her own work as well. We interviewed Lulu, who is currently having an exhibition at the 789 Art District, which is also featured on Shift. read more
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Novum (Germany) Nov 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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Print (USA) Dec 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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“New Graphic Design In China” review
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Ping Mag,jp (Japan) April 2008
“New Graphic Design In China” review
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“New Graphic Design In China” review
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In 2007 onedotzero and MTV joined forces on the bloom project – a competition which searched for the very best up-and-coming creative talent. New filmmakers, animators and creatives were invited to send n atreatment for a one minute film that explored the identity and community of their hometown in a fresh way. We received over 200 entries from more than 30 countries right across Australia, Europe, Africa, South America. The ten winning treatments went on to be made with production support from onedotzero. Watch all of them here on the onedotzero mtv bloom vimeo channel. For more information and to view the winning filmmakers treatments and blogs please visit the competition website: www.mtvonedotzero.com
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