Holland Dance Festival

Bob van Dijk

The promotional campaign for the festival as series of award winning posters that are still recognized as ground breaking. The posters explore the personal quality of the dancers in a combination of handwritten typography and photography. The campaign won several international prizes

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    Bob van Dijk, Netherlands (2006)

    For over 25 years, Bob’s creative excellence has received the most prestigious awards, from London to New York, including the Dutch Design Prize. His work has spanned a variety of...

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    The promotional campaign for the festival as series of award winning posters that are still recognized as ground breaking. The posters explore the personal quality of the dancers in a combination of handwritten typography and photography. The campaign won several international prizes

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    Bob van Dijk, Netherlands (2006)

    For over 25 years, Bob’s creative excellence has received the most prestigious awards, from London to New York, including the Dutch Design Prize. His work has spanned a variety of clients from Shell to the Holland Dance Festival, Telecom Italia, HP, Nike, Coca Cola, Skoda and Apple among them. He cooperated with Ogilvy, GS&P, W+K, Martin Agency, R/GA, Fallon, Translation and Collins. His work is in the permanent collection of MoMA, New York.