Campaign Magazine
Between 1959 and 1963, ICAD first published its journal, Campaign (read more here).It was largely written, illustrated and designed by ICAD members themselves. It also included contributions from clients and patrons, articles commissioned from experts and items of interest to Irish creatives that had been published or presented elsewhere. In May 2016, with thanks to Irish Design 2015, Issue 12 was finally launched. This issue, like its predecessors, tackles contemporary industry insight and often wit. Facing a vastly altered media landscape, as well as a 53-year hiatus, the editors attempted to celebrate the many achievements of the industry and provide some historical, as well as future-facing commentary.
Campaign’s campaign Mary Ann Bolger
‘WHASSUP!’ Interview with Vinny Warren Pearse McCaughey
One plus one equals one Gavin O’Sullivan
Mobile’s only an infant yet Dermot O’Shea
The true significance of 1916 John Fanning
The creative department has left the building Eoghan Nolan
If, Then, Now, Next …
Thoughts on the future of design education Hilary Kenna and David Smith
Victor Penney, Advertising Artist
Commercial art in Ireland in the 1930s and 1940s Niall McCormack
Future Eoghan Nolan
Interview Alex Milton and Garrett Stokes
Diary of a Pitch Doctor Nick Shay
Smashing glass with glass Elaine McDevitt
Design will eat itself Stephen Ledwidge
Q&A Annie Atkins
Below the radar
The social and critical context of graphic design Clare Bell
Designed by Atelier David Smith, edited by Mary Ann Bolger and Elaine McDevitt, photography by Aisling McCoy.
Issue 12 of Campaign, the Journal of the Institute of Creative Advertising & Design is a 56-page magazine with wrap-around dustjacket and an 8-page insert with reproductions of selected articles from issues 1-11.
€20.00