Sara De Bondt's guest appearances

Sara De Bondt

Typeradio Podcast

Scratching the Surface

Talking Letterheads

Erik Brandt

Rick Poynor

Ellen Lupton

Danielle Aubert

Adrian Shaughnessy

Michael Bierut

Chris Lee

Rob Walker

Matthew Carter

Andrew Blauvelt

Paul Sahre

Khoi Vinh

Manuel Lima

Paul Ford

Allison Arieff

OwlTail

Op 25 januari zond de piratenzender Phantom Radio (91.0 FM) een hele dag interviews uit met een 40-tal grafisch ontwerpers vanuit de DING Vitrine van Design Museum Gent als onderdeel van de expo Off the Grid. Elke aflevering stellen Gerard Herman en Dylan Belgrado vragen over de objecten die de Belgische grafici meebrengen naar de studio. Deze aflevering: Sara De Bondt.

Op 25 januari zond de piratenzender Phantom Radio (91.0 FM) een hele dag interviews uit met een 40-tal grafisch ontwerpers vanuit de DING Vitrine van Design Museum Gent als onderdeel van de expo Off the Grid. Elke aflevering stellen Gerard Herman en Dylan Belgrado vragen over de objecten die de Belgische grafici meebrengen naar de studio. Deze aflevering: Sara De Bondt.

Sara De Bondt is a designer, educator, and publisher. She runs her own independent design practice working with cultural clients and is the co-founder of Occasional Papers, a small publishing company focusing on publishing affordable books devoted to the histories of architecture, art, design, film, and literature. The Walker Art Center called Sara "the epitome of a cultural designer, combining a love of contemporary typography with a deep investigation into the history of graphic design. Through her design practice, which consists of client-based work, designing and editing books, and curating conferences, she is consistently contributing to the critical discourse." In this episode, Sara and I talk about her background from studying acting to working with Stuart Bailey, Daniel Eatock, and James Goggin; the importance of design history in contemporary practice; and what designers can learn from other disciplines. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

Sara De Bondt is a designer, educator, and publisher. She runs her own independent design practice working with cultural clients and is the co-founder of Occasional Papers, a small publishing company focusing on publishing affordable books devoted to the histories of architecture, art, design, film, and literature. The Walker Art Center called Sara "the epitome of a cultural designer, combining a love of contemporary typography with a deep investigation into the history of graphic design. Through her design practice, which consists of client-based work, designing and editing books, and curating conferences, she is consistently contributing to the critical discourse." In this episode, Sara and I talk about her background from studying acting to working with Stuart Bailey, Daniel Eatock, and James Goggin; the importance of design history in contemporary practice; and what designers can learn from other disciplines. Links from this episode can be found at <a href="http://scratchingthesurface.fm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">scratchingthesurface.fm</a>.

59. Sara De Bondt

Sara de Bondt runs a London-based, graphic design studio and co-directs non-profit publishing house Occasional Papers. Sara also has been a tutor at Central Saint Martins (London), Royal College of Art (London) and KASK (Ghent).  Because Sara studied at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht and has been teaching at the Royal College of Art in London we wonder what the differences in philosophies are between the two master studies. And how did she experience the three countries she has lived and worked in so far? Are there very big cultural differences between England, Belgium and The Netherlands and is there an equal respect for the profession? Recorded at the Integrated 2013 conference in Antwerp, Belgium.  Sara de Bondt ::        Occasional Papers ::        Tik Tak kids tv-programme ::        Martian Museum at the Barbican ::        Artissima 18 video ::        File Download (22:21 min / 31 MB)

Sara de Bondt runs a London-based, graphic design studio and co-directs non-profit publishing house Occasional Papers. Sara also has been a tutor at Central Saint Martins (London), Royal College of Art (London) and KASK (Ghent). Because Sara studied at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht and has been teaching at the Royal College of Art in London we wonder what the differences in philosophies are between the two master studies. And how did she experience the three countries she has lived and worked in so far? Are there very big cultural differences between England, Belgium and The Netherlands and is there an equal respect for the profession? Recorded at the Integrated 2013 conference in Antwerp, Belgium.<ul> <li> <a href="http://www.saradebondt.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sara de Bondt</a> :: </li> <li> <a href="http://occasionalpapers.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Occasional Papers</a> :: </li> <li> <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjujleiN0iY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tik Tak kids tv-programme</a> :: </li> <li> <a href="http://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?ID=7038" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Martian Museum at the Barbican</a> :: </li> <li> <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLuhtvfiqM0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Artissima 18 video</a> :: </li> </ul> <a href="http://www.typeradio.org/loudblog/pod/Typeradio-Sara_De_Bondt_1of1.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">File Download (22:21 min / 31 MB)</a>