Competition type
Design Contest with Preselection
Contracting Authority
Terezín memorial
Deadline for application for participation
until 24 March 2023 14:00 Czech language only!
Workshop I
31 March 2022
Workshop II
09 May 2023
Final submission
09 June 2023
Prizes and Sketch Fees
200 000 CZK – 100 000 CZK – 2 x 50 000 CZK
Mandatory use of electronic tool
The Terezín Memorial announces a competition for the design of a new visual identity. The subject of this open two-phase competition is a comprehensive visual style of the institution and its subsequent application for all buildings and memorial sites of the Terezín Memorial. The new visual identity should be simultaneously applicable to all printed and online outputs of the institution, the information system of the memorial and its adjacent objects, and possibly also for the newly prepared exhibition.
The Terezín Memorial is a specialised Czech memory institution whose mission is to preserve the memory of the victims of the Second World War for present and future generations. It develops mainly museum, exhibition, research and educational activities, which have gained recognition abroad.
Registration in the NEN electronic tool is required to participate in the competition. We recommend that you register in NEN at least two weeks before submitting your application. Often several working days are required for registration.
Competition conditions
Brief
Complete documentation in the electronic tool
Lúbica Segečová
She studied graphic design and product design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava, where she now works as the head of the preparatory course studio. She initiated the independent festival Self about the transitions of graphic design in society. She works mainly with architectural studios. She is the author of the visual identity of the Slovak Chamber of Architects and Kunsthalle Bratislava. Her primary focus is on book and exhibition design, communication strategies and identities.
Tereza Hejmová
Graduate of the Academy of Arts and Architecture and Design in Prague, majoring in graphic design and new media. She worked as a teacher in the Graphic Design 2 studio at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno. She is co-author of the new visual identity of the Prague Exhibition Grounds. Her main focus is on book design and forms of visual identities in the context of galleries and cultural institutions. She is the winner of the Most Beautiful Czech Book of the Year award.
Jan Brož
Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, studio of Painting II. He completed his doctoral studies at the Academy of Arts and Architecture and Design in Prague in the studio of graphic design and new media. He is a co-founder of the Parallel Practice studio, where he realized, among others, the identity of the Centre for Contemporary Art Futura and the identity of the weekly Euro. His main focus is on book design and forms of visual identities in the context of galleries and cultural institutions.
Linda Dostálková
AlternateAbsolvovala na Werkplaast Typografie v Arnhemu a v ateliéru scénografie na Janáčkově akademii múzických umění v Brně. Působila jako pedagožka na Jan van Eyckově akademii v Maastrichtu, vedla ateliér grafického designu Text Forma Funkce na Fakultě umění Ostravské univerzity. Externě pracuje jako kurátorka v PLATO Ostrava. Je spoludržitelkou
ocenění Nejkrásnější kniha světa za návrh publikace československého pavilonu 14.bienále architektury v Benátkách.
Petra Husáková
He has been working for the Terezín Memorial for 8 years, for the third year as an economic specialist for subsidy programmes. He is an economist by education, currently studying art studies at the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno. Experience in the economic field of corporate companies.
Tomáš Výchopeň
Head of the Operations Department of the Terezín Memorial.
Ivana Rapavá
AlternateShe graduated in Czech language - history at the Faculty of Pedagogy of the Technical University in Liberec (FP TUL) and subsequently completed her doctoral studies in Czech and Czechoslovak history at the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Hradec Králové. From 2006 to 2009 she worked as an assistant professor at the Department of History, Faculty of History, TUL. She works at Terezín Memorial, since February 2019 as head of the History Department.
