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U posjet na?im prvim imenima grafi?ke i izdava?ke struke, te
profesorima i studentima, iz podru?ja dizajna i tiskarske tehnologije,
dolazi prof. em. Frank Romano sa Rochester instituta (SAD), autor
Grafi?ke enciklopedije i ogromnog broja radova iz na?e struke.
U njegovom dru?tvu su profesori s europskih studija grafike,
dizajna i tiskarstva. U Zagrebu ?e se zadr?ati tri dana. Osim posjeta
Grafi?kom fakultetu, odr?at ?e se i sve?ana predavanja uz otvoreni
stol na temu razvoja tiskarstva s osvrtom na predstoje?u DRUPU.
Frank Romano
 School of Print Media, Rochester Institute of Technology
Many know Frank Romano best as the editor of International Paper?s Pocket Pal or have read one of the hundreds of articles he has written for publications from North America to Europe to the Middle East to Asia and Australia. He is the author of over 44 books and has founded eight publications. He lectures extensively, having addressed virtually every club, association, group, and professional organization at one time or another. He is one of the industry?s foremost and most sought-after keynote speakers. Romano wrote the first report on on-demand digital printing in 1980 and ran the first conference on the subject in 1985. He continues to teach courses at Rochester Institute of Technology and other universities and works with students on unique research projects.
Frank Romano?s career has spanned 48 years in the printing and publishing industries. Many know him best as the editor of the International Paper Pocket Pal, or have read one of the thousands of articles he has written. He is the author of 44 books, including the 10,000-term ?Encyclopedia of Graphic Communications? (with Richard Romano), the standard reference in the field. His books on QuarkXPress, InDesign and PDF workflow were among the first in their fields. He has authored most of the books on digital printing. He has founded eight publications and his columns have appeared monthly in WhatTheyThink.com. He is also the editor of the EDSF Report. He lectures extensively, having addressed virtually every club, association, group, and professional organization at one time or another. He wrote the first report on on-demand digital printing in 1980 and ran the first conference on the subject in 1985. He has conceptualized many of the workflow and applications techniques of the industry and was the principal researcher on the landmark EDSF study ?Printing in the Age of the Web and Beyond.? He has been quoted in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Times of London, USA Today, Business Week, Forbes, and many other newspapers and publications, as well as on TV and radio. He teaches courses at RIT and other universities and works with students on unique research projects. |
Werner Sobotka
Prof.Dr.Werner Sobotka
Dean for multimedia and photography at Higher College for Graphic Arts Vienna,
President of VFG and Vienna Photographic Society, Editor of Print & Publishing, Imaging and Editor in Chief of Acta Graphica.Honored with the Gutenberg Award and the golden Voightl?nder medal for essential research in imaging science.
Guest professor at RIT, dean of the College of telecommunication and media in St.P?lten.
Prof. Sobotka has written several books and 200 hundred scientific papers and has lectured in US, Japan, China, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Coatia, Hungary also.
Dr. Werner Sobotka is professor at the Graphic College for Printing and Photography Vienna, Guest Professor at RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology US), Director of Research at Graphic College Vienna, Dean of the College for Telecommunication and Media St. P?lten, Dean for Multimedia and Photography at the Graphic Art College Vienna, professor in Zagreb for telecommunication.
Chairman of the Austrian Standard Committee for Electronic Publishing, Vice Chairman of the Austria Standard Committee for Pulp and Paper, Austrian delegate at ISO TC 130 and CEN TC 172, chairman of the CEN committee for Copying Paper.
Vice president of Iarigai for 6 years, president of VFG (Research Foundation for graphic art research, Vienna).
Editor of Print & Publishing (Austria, Poland, Russia) and Editor of NextLevel.
President of the Graphic Club Austria. |
Environmental aspects of Printing
Prof.Dr.Werner Sobotka
Is printing environmental friendly? Which aspects are relevant for ? Green Printing??
Climate neutral printing will be discussed. What types of paper are environmental friendly. Are FSC and PEFC enough for environmental aspects or are paper profiles quite more essential. Chemicals like inks, toner, wash chemicals, fountain solution additives and isopropyl alcohol content have to be evaluated for environmental relevance and will be discussed in this paper.Important is which parameters arfe essential for apositive result and which are not? A system for the overall evaluation will be presented.
Andrew Tribute
 Andrew Tribute is a visiting Professor at University of the Arts London.
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Kurt K. Wolf
 Kurt Wolf was born 1942 in Essen, Germany, made an apprenticeship as offset cameraman in 1956 and worked in this profession in The Netherlands, Brazil and Switzerland, where he lives since 1964. Since 1967 he went to work for
22 years for graphic arts suppliers for prepress equipment manufactured in the USA and Japan. The last ten years of this period he worked as CEO of swiss graphic arts export companies. In the 80th he started to write articles for the trade press and gave presentations about the computer generated prepress technology. In 1989 he started as editor at the Deutscher Drucker Verlag, where he publishes at Deutscher Drucker, the largest graphic arts magazine in Germany. He is publisher of the prepress magazine Publishing Praxis, and writes for the international magazines PrintCom Russia, PrintCom Brazil and PrintCom Latina.
During the last ten years Mr. Wolf published his articles also in the American ?The Seybold Report? and continues to give presentation on international conferences. |
Anastasios E. Politis
 Dr. Anastasios E. Politis born on October 15th 1955, at Pireas Greece, is a graduated Dipl. Eng. in Graphic Arts Technology (BA- Athens TEI, 1978). He holds a M.Sc. Degree in Interactive Multimedia (University of Wesminster UK, 1999), the degree of Licentiate of Technology (Royal Institute of Technology ? KTH, Stockholm Sweden, 2001) and the degree of Doctor of technology from Royal Institute of Technology ? KTH, Stockholm Sweden, 2004.
Dr. Politis has an experience of 30 years in the graphic arts, printing, packaging and graphic communication industries working mainly for the Greek and European Graphic Arts and Media sector (1977-2008).
He holds the position of Assistant Professor at the Department of Graphic Arts Technology, Athens Technological Educational Institute (TEI) Greece, where he works since 1981 and the position of member of scientific staff at the Hellenic Open University and the University of Piraeus, where he is lecturing at Master courses. |
Aurelie Tremblay, pianistica: http://www.aurelietremblay.com/
 Aur?lie Tremblay was born in Paris. And it was her grandmother, the pianist Pauline Gordon (a pupil of Marguerite Long), who gave her her first piano lessons.
She attended the Ecole Normale de Musique Alfred Cortot de Paris and the Conservatoire National Sup?rieur des Musique de Paris. She was a pupil of Germaine Mournier and Merc?s da Silva Telles, a pupil of Claudio Arrau.
As a chamber musician, she performed repeatedly with her grandfather, the cellist Armand Belai.
She graduated secondary school at the age of fifteen and, then, left Paris to continue her studies with the Russian pianist Alexander Satz at the Universit?t f?r Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Graz.
Since 1995, Aur?lie Tremblay, in her turn, is a teacher at the Universit?t f?r Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Graz.
In 1998, she was granted her diploma as a concert pianist.
Aur?lie Tremblay attended master courses held by Lev Naoumov, Vera Gornostaeva, Dimitri Baschkirov and David Lively.
She is renowned as a solist, chamber musician and accompanist all over Europe. She performed - to name just a few - with the Klangforum Wien at the steirische herbst in Graz, with the Concert Verein in the Brahmssaal of the Wiener Musikverein as well as with the Grazer Symphoniker.
http://www.aurelietremblay.com/
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Koncert u Mimari, II kat, 14. 5. 2008.
Sergej Rachmaninoff
2 Preludien op. 23
Alexander Skriabin
Etude op. 2 Nr. 1
Etude op. 8 Nr.12
Frederic Chopin
Scherzo Nr.1 op. 20
Aur?lie Tremblay knew the French and Russian school of piano playing from her earliest days. That it could be the Russian school she would turn to, first dawned on her when she met the Russian pianist Alexander Satz.
Aur?lie Tremblay met Satz in 1991, in Paris. The pianist was fascinating both as a teacher and a musician and she decided to continue her studies with Alexander Satz. in the very same year, Satz was invited to teach at the university of music and dramatic arts in Graz. Thus, it occurred that Aur?lie Tremblay left Paris to follow Alexander Satz to Graz.
Studying with Satz tinged Aur?lie Tremblay's play in the style of the Russian aesthetics endowing it with the colourful sonority of the Russian school.
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