New Calligraphies
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North Kunstmesse / Art Fair · Aalborg Denmark · September 2019
Galleri 2132
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North Kunstmesse / Art Fair · Aalborg Denmark · September 2019
Galleri 2132
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Storyville Records 2019
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Enrico Pieranunzi Trio · New Visions
CD cover for Storyville Records
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Released Autumn 2019
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Storyville Records is Europe’s oldest independent jazz label. It releases a rich variety of jazz, blues and related musical genres, often accompanied by authoritative notes and rare extras. This iconic label was founded in 1952 in Denmark and today continues to augment its unique historic catalogue of recordings made by visiting American jazz and blues legends with new releases from contemporary jazz artists.
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New book released January 2018.
Campus chair by Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen.
Manufactured by Lammhults, Sweden
A presentation of Finn Nygaards work including jazzposters, posters from the series We are all equal, ink paintings, workshops, photos etc. Accompanied by texts from a.o. Peter C. Kjærgaard, Elsebeth Aasted Schanz, Christian Brorsen, Peter Gyllan and Lars Dybdahl.
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November 2018
400 pages · 17 x 24,5 cm
Graphic design: Finn Nygaard
Print: Typographic
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ISBN 978-87998505-1-8
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Jens Smærup Sørensen – Refleksioner
Udgivet 2017 på Kristligt Dagblads forlag
Omslag/Illustration: Finn Nygaard
Danish Air Transport, or DAT, is a Danish airline founded in 1989.
Danish Air Transports MD87 landed in Billund September 19 2008.
Color setting and logo: Finn Nygaard.
MD87 Dimensions: Overall length: 130 ft 5 in (39.75 m).
Powerplant: The MD-87 was offered with either the 20,000 lbf (89 kN) thrust JT8D-217C or the 21,000 lbf (93 kN) thrust -219.
Performance: Two basic versions of the MD-87 were made available with either an MTOW of 140,000 lb (64,000 kg) and MLW of 128,000 lb (58,000 kg) or an MTOW of 149,000 lb (68,000 kg) and an MLW of 130,000 lb (59,000 kg). Fuel capacity is 5,840 US gal (22,100 l), increasing to 6,970 US gal (26,400 l) with the incorporation of two auxiliary fuel tanks. Typical range with 130 passengers, is 2,370 nmi (4,390 km) increasing to 2,900 nmi (5,400 km) with two auxiliary fuel tanks.
Cabin: The MD-87 provides typical mixed-class seating for 114 passengers or 130 in an all economy layout (five-abreast 31 in and 32 in seat pitch). The maximum seating, exit limited, is for 139 passengers.
The Oresundtrain
Colour setting: Finn Nygaard AGI MDd
Winner of The Danish Design Award/Den Danske Designpris 2000.
The train connects Copenhagen and Malmo in Sweden.The train carries on the quantities that were introduced with the IC3 train. The more slender shape and the interior appear functional and coherent. The technology has been adapted to the two countries’ different power systems. Userfriendliness has been given a high priority: The floor is level with the platform, and there are wide double doors and a large vestibule, enhancing the accessibility for all usergroups and enabling a clear view down the length of the train. The train is rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition, with its holistic approach and high quality materials.
From DesignDK 2:2000. The Danish Design Center Journal.
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Invitational poster project · traveling exhibition in Taiwan, 2019.
Juror in the Poster Festival Budapest, Hungary
Organized by the Hungarian Poster Association. Budapest, Hungary. November 2018.
The 2018 jury: Agnieszka Ziemiszewska, Árendás József, Ducki Krzysztof, Finn Nygaard, Pinczehelyi Sándor, Slobodan Štetić, Szőnyeg-Szegvári Eszter and Tóth Tamás.
Tove Enevoldsen, spillestedsleder i foreningen Paradise Jazz i København, blev den 5. modtager af P8 Jazz-prisen.
Plakat/Illustration: Finn Nygaard
Synesthesia · Fonnesbæk & Kauflin
Graphic design: Finn Nygaard
Duke Ellington – An intimate piano session
CD cover: Finn Nygaard
Guide Mors 2017 · Morsø Denmark. Mors is the biggest island in the Danish Limfjord. The nature and landscape of the island has impressed locals and visitors throughout centuries.
Morsø Gymnasium · Poster exhibition
September 3 – October 14 2016
Morsø Gymnasium, 75 anniversary, 1941 – 2016
Danish Souvenir, Copenhagen.
Graphic design and illustrations: Finn Nygaard
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Calendar. Invitational project. Ahn Sang-soo, Korea.
The Museum Collection At the Psychiatric History Museum one can find an extensive collection of artefacts dating from the opening of the hospital in 1852 to more recently. The exhibition includes period furniture from the First, Second and Third Class accomodations, cooking utensils, medical instruments, works created by patients and tools from the hospital workshops. Also on display is a poster exhibition about the history of psychiatry, and photos depicting life inside the Jutland Asylum. The exhibition contributes to the demystification of mental illness through a thought-provoking insight into a number of human destinies within an otherwise closed world. It tells of an extraordinary chapter in the history of Denmark, seen through the lens of psychiatry, and at the same time mirroring the surrounding community’s attitudes throughout the period.
Artist for 56 years in a Psychiatric hospital: Louis Marcussen also known as Ovartaci, died in 1985 at the age of 91, after 56 years stay at the Psychiatric Hospital in Risskov, Denmark. Ovartaci was a qualified painter and decorator. At the age of 31 he left for Argentina, where he stayed for a period of 3 years. During his stay there he became mentally ill. Shortly after his return to Denmark in 1929 he was admitted to the Psychiatric Hospital in Risskov, where he stayed till his death. Throughout his whole life as a patient, Ovartaci was extremely productive as an artist and found admirers such as Asger Jorn and Jean Dubuffet. However, even if it had been possible, Ovartaci had no ambition about leaving the safe haven of the hospital in order to pursue a career as an artist. The Museum exhibits an extensive collection of Ovartaci’s oeuvre.
Characteristic of Ovartaci’s art is his fascination of the female. Like elevated creatures they all have large almond-shaped eyes and long, graceful limbs. Ovartaci found that woman is the most sublime creature – the creator of life and a picture of perfection.