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THE ONE CLUB, NEW YORK
The One Club hosted its first One Show Design Awards and exhibit July 12 at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York. Attendees included Brian Collins, ex-CCO at Ogilvy's Brand Integration Group; Kevin Swanepoel, president, The One Club; and One Club board member Joe Duffy of Duffy & Partners.
CREATIVITY
One Show Design 2007
The One Club gives design its own night.
By: Terry Kattleman Published: Jul 13, 2007
Design has been a part of the One Show since 2001, but the One Club held its first ever One Show Design Awards ceremony on July 12, at New York's Chelsea Art Museum. The decision to spin off design honors reflects the increasing number of entries received from around the world as well as the growing emphasis on good design in the consumer marketplace, One Club CEO Mary Warlick explains. "Package design is often a consumer's first experience of a product," she notes. "By giving design its own special night, we're sending an unmistakable message — good design is good for business."
Pearl Jam poster | Full View
In addition, as One Club board member Joe Duffy of Duffy Design, the evening's first presenter, pointed out, the winners were pretty much split evenly between ad agencies and design firms, demonstrating the increasing synergy between advertising and design in virtually all areas of marketing communications. This is exemplified by Apple Computer, the show's big winner, collecting six Pencils, including Gold for its iPod Nano packaging. Seen here are some other Gold winners: a Pearl Jam poster from Seattle's Ames Bros; Taxi/Toronto's corporate identity campaign for the Canadian Film Centre; Cost Vineyard package design from Portland's Sandstrom Design — the wine labels feature newspaper clippings that mention the client; and POP for ECSA Female Recruiting Co. from Saatchi & Saatchi/Dubai. The show also featured a retrospective exhibition of the past six years of One Show Design, which will remain open to the public through July 21.
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ADVERTISING AGE
One Last Show Designed to Round out the Award Season
By Ken Wheaton
Published: July 16, 2007
Just when you thought awards season was over and you could put your finest Sunday-going-to-church duds away until next year, the One Club rolled out another one. On July 12, the Club handed out more gold and silver Pencils at its first ever One Show Design awards, which was spun off from the main events due to an increasing tide of entries. And, as if to prove the point that the judges weren't simply confining design to product packaging, one gold pencil went to Blind, Santa Monica, for the video it created for Gnarls Barkley's hit "Crazy."
Gnarls Barkley is not related to Charles Barkley.
Judges this year included Alan Dye of Apple Computer, Missy Wilson of Move Lab, Paulina Reyes of Kate Spade, among others.
Oddly enough, despite hearing "Crazy" about a million and a half times in the last year, Adage had never seen the video until this particular show. We'd also never seen some of the stuff being sold in the Chelsea Art Museum's gift shop. One particular favorite of partygoers, some of whom laughed like school boys at a fart joke, was what appeared to be an anatomically correct purse. We're not going to try describing what that means other than it wasn't a man-bag and the flesh-colored clutch had some unseemly puckering on one side.
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MEDIABISTRO
One Show Proves Design Is "Alive and Well-Regarded"
Even though they've recognized design since 2001, The One Club pulled off its first-ever One Show Design Awards as a separate occasion late last week and the gallery of winners is now online. Although it's difficult to tell exactly who besides Apple came out on top, we'll raise a glass to all who walked away as proud owners of a pencil or two. Their work will be up at the Chelsea Art Museum until July 20 as evidence, according to the press release, that design actually exists:
From rock concert posters to beer bottles to practically everything Apple designed in the past year, the very first One Show Design awards ceremony proved that design excellence is indeed alive and well-regarded in the realm of branding and communications.
In case, you know, you forgot.
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Topix
Apple Aces One Show Design Awards
"By giving design its own special night, we are sending an unmistakable message -- good design is good for business."
The One Club, host of the advertising awards show, the One Show, honored the year's most innovative design at One Show Design , awards ceremony held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City last week. via MacMinute
Full story: MacMinute - Monday Jul 16
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Apple is still raking the Awards
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
The One Club, which describes itself as "the world's foremost non-profit organization for the recognition and promotion of excellence in advertising." They hold an Awards show called, shockingly, the One Show, that recognizes the best advertising in a variety of media. Apple is all over their One Show Design Pencil winners list . GOLD - iPod nano SILVER - iPod Hi-Fi SILVER - SoHo Posters BRONZE - iPod shuffle BRONZE - Mac Pro BRONZE - Apple Camp I had to look up Apple Camp because I thought they meant Boot Camp at first, but it's cool too, allowing kids and families to explore Macs through planned activities in store.
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Apple wins One Show Design Awards
Posted by Dennis Sellers Jul 16, 2007 at 5:31pm
Apple scooped up several awards at the One Show Design Awards, the "Oscars of the advertising industry." The awards ceremony were held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City last week.
"Package design is often a consumer's first experience of a product," said Mary Warlick, CEO of The One Club, sponsor of the awards. "By giving design its own special night, we are sending an unmistakable message—good design is good for business."
Apple's awards included: iPod nano (Gold Pencil for design); iPod Hi-Fi (Silver Pencil for design); iPod shuffle (Bronze Pencil for design); Mac Pro (Bronze Pencil for design); Apple Camp (Bronze Pencil for Corporate Identity); and SoHo Posters (Silver Pencil for Posters/Campaign).
The One Club is a non-profit organization for the recognition and promotion of excellence in advertising. Founded in 1975 and based in New York City, The One Club produces three annual award competitions: the One Show, One Show Design and One Show Interactive, which culminate in award ceremonies held in New York City each May.
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MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPod, Apple TV and iPhone
Posted by Dennis Sellers Jul 16, 2007 at 5:31pm
The One Club, host of the advertising awards show, the One Show, honored the year's most innovative design at One Show Design, awards ceremony held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City last week...
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MacUser
Apple is still raking in the awards
Posted Jul. 17, '07, 7:27 AM PT by Derik DeLong
The One Club, which describes itself as "the world's foremost non-profit organization for the recognition and promotion of excellence in advertising." They hold an awards show called, shockingly, the One Show, that recognizes the best advertising in a variety of media.
Apple is all over their One Show Design Pencil winners list.
- GOLD - iPod nano
- SILVER - iPod Hi-Fi
- SILVER - SoHo Posters
- BRONZE - iPod shuffle
- BRONZE - Mac Pro
- BRONZE - Apple Camp
I had to look up Apple Camp because I thought they meant Boot Camp at first, but it's cool too, allowing kids and families to explore Macs through planned activities in store.
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Your Mac Life
Apple Aces One Show Design Awards
Posted July 16th, 2007 by Shawn
From MacMinute
The One Club, host of the advertising awards show, the One Show, honored the year's most innovative design at One Show Design, awards ceremony held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City last week. "Package design is often a consumer's first experience of a product," said Mary Warlick, CEO of The One Club.
Winning products from Apple at the event include: iPod nano (Gold Pencil for design); iPod Hi-Fi (Silver Pencil for design); iPod shuffle (Bronze Pencil for design); Mac Pro (Bronze Pencil for design); Apple Camp (Bronze Pencil for Corporate Identity); and SoHo Posters (Silver Pencil for Posters/Campaign).
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Apple sweeps One Show Design awards
Apple has swept the 2007 One Show Design awards, the "Oscars of the advertising industry," which took place on Thursday, July 12th at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City. The company won a total of 6 coveted pencil awards: iPod nano - Gold Pencil for design; iPod Hi-Fi - Silver Pencil for design; i-Pod shuffle - Bronze Pencil for design; Mac Pro - Bronze Pencil for design; Apple Camp - Bronze Pencil for Corporate Identity; SoHo Posters - Silver Pencil for Posters/Campaign. One Show Design is hosted by T...
Originally posted on IpodNN Mon, 16 Jul 2007 20:00:00 GMT
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Digg
Apple wins six major advertising 'Oscars'
Apple racked up the wins at the One Show Design awards, the "Oscars of the advertising industry," now in its 32nd year. Apple walked off with a total of six awards on July 12th. The awards were held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City
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Dexigner Design News Aggregator
Apple swept the floor at the prestigious One Show Design awards in the US, taking six awards in total. The awards are sometimes referred to as the "Oscars of the advertising industry", and took place on 12 July.
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MacMinute
Apple aces One Show Design Awards
July 16, 2007 - 09:40 EDT
The One Club, host of the advertising awards show, the One Show, honored the year's most innovative design at One Show Design, awards ceremony held at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City last week. "Package design is often a consumer's first experience of a product," said Mary Warlick, CEO of The One Club. "By giving design its own special night, we are sending an unmistakable message -- good design is good for business." The Gold, Silver and Bronze Pencils were awarded in categories including corporate identity, environmental design, publication design, direct mail and package design, with Apple racking up numerous awards for their hip, ground-breaking corporate image.
Winning products from Apple at the event include: iPod nano (Gold Pencil for design); iPod Hi-Fi (Silver Pencil for design); iPod shuffle (Bronze Pencil for design); Mac Pro (Bronze Pencil for design); Apple Camp (Bronze Pencil for Corporate Identity); and SoHo Posters (Silver Pencil for Posters/Campaign). A complete list of the winners are available from the Web site.
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