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DESIGN:FBAUL'13 é a 3ª edição de um evento académico organizado pelo Curso de Design de Comunicação da Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa (FBAUL) com o objectivo principal de partilhar com a comunidade alguns projectos desenvolvidos no ano lectivo de 2012-2013 pelos alunos finalistas. A mostra divide-se em dois núcleos expositivos na Galeria da FBAUL e na Fabrica Features. O pr
imeiro decorre entre 15 e 31 de outubro e apresenta uma selecção da actividade projectual desenvolvida nas duas disciplinas nucleares do último ano; o segundo, entre 12 de outubro e 2 de novembro, revela alguns projectos editoriais das disciplinas de Design Editorial e de Design de Comunicação IV. Inseridas em DESIGN:FBAUL'13 continuam as conversas com designers de comunicação licenciados na FBAUL a exercerem a sua actividade na área do projecto. Este diálogo entre alunos, recém licenciados e profissionais decorre da troca de experiências dos convidados na expectativa de que esses contributos consolidem aspectos fundamentais relacionados com a praxis do design de comunicação. EN
DESIGN:FBAUL’13 is the name of the third edition of an academic event organized by the Communication Design course of the Faculty of Fine-Arts of the University of Lisbon (FBAUL). Its main goal is to share with the community a few of the projects developed by senior students in the school year of 2012-2013. The exhibit is divided into two venues, one is the gallery of the Faculty of Fine-Arts, Galeria da FBAUL, and the other is Fabrica Features. In the first venue, the event will take place from October 15th to October 31st and will feature a selection of projects developed in the two most important disciplines of the senior year; in the second venue the event will take place from October 12th and November 2nd, and will reveal a few editorial projects in the scope of the Editorial Design and Communication Design IV disciplines. As part of DESIGN:FBAUL’13 there will be a series of talks with communication designers graduated in FBAUL and practicing their activities in the project field. This dialogue between students, graduates and professionals thrives on the trade of experiences lived by our guests and the expectation that their contributions will consolidate fundamental aspects related to the practice of communication design.
