Showing posts with label hungary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hungary. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Interview in Hungarian Kreativ Magazine

I am happy to share a link to my interview for Kreativ, the leading advertising and agency magazine in Hungary.

'Mirko Ilić, a Bosnian graphic designer living in America, recently visited Hungary, where he was appointed an honorary professor at the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts (MOME). We talked about how he was immediately hired by Time Magazine and the New York Times, why he didn't call out Lou Reed while buying carrots, how he became friends with Jean Mœbius Giraud, and why he thinks posters of acceptance are being vandalized in both the East and the West. We met a kind and open person with exciting stories to tell, but who still doesn't take himself too seriously.





 

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Honorary University Professor Title from MOME

On Monday, October 9th, 2023, I had the great privilege of receiving an honorary university professor title from Rector József Fülöp from MOME, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, in Budapest.

The same week I held a five-day workshop for students of MOME and as a part of Budapest Design Week, I held a Masterclass at the university titled Designer between Recognition and Purpose.
 
I am grateful to MOME for bestowing this honor upon me.
 

 

Tuesday, October 12, 2021

PosterFest 03

The prestigious PosterFest 03 in Budapest, Hungary included two of my posters in their selection/show.

The poster 10th Festival Miroslav Krleža was created for the festival in Zagreb, Croatia, and the poster Moj muž (My Husband) was created for Yugoslav Drama Theater in Belgrade, Serbia.






 

 

Friday, October 12, 2018

Posterfest in Budapest, Hungary

The 2nd Posterfest in Budapest, Hungary just announced the posters accepted for this year's show.
I am quite pleased that three of my posters were accepted, but I am even more pleased that I see (although purely alphabetical) my posters are almost touching shoulders with my friend Milton Glaser! On top of that, a couple of posters created for my Tolerance Poster Show also made the competition.

Thank you to Posterfest for choosing to display my work.