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Joseph Coates, USA
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Simon Daniels, USA
Dhian Damajani, INDONESIA
Costis Dallas, GREECE
Stergios Delialis, GREECE
Artur Frankowski, POLAND
Victor Gaultney, UK
Iva Georgieva, BULGARIA
Lars Harmsen, GERMANY
Vangelis Hatzitheodorou, GREECE
Haralambos Haitas, GREECE
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Guy Hutsebaut, BELGIUM
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Richard Kegler, USA
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Natassa Kalou, GREECE
Petros Kostagiolas, GREECE
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Eric Kindel, UK
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David Lemon, USA
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Dimitris Mitsiopoulos, GREECE
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Maria Nicholas, USA
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Raquel Pelta, SPAIN
Mervi Pakaste, USA
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Klaudio Pap, CROATIA
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Dan Reynolds, GERMANY
Natasha Raissaki, GREECE
Manolis Savidis, GREECE
Paul Stiff, UK
José Scaglione, ARGENTINA
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David Shields, USA
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Alessandro Segalini, TURKEY
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Ruth Westervelt, USA
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Raquel Pelta, SPAIN
Raquel Pelta is a Historian of Design holding degrees in History and Geography and Audiovisual Communication, and a PhD from the College of Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. Her doctoral thesis was entitled, "Design and Graphic Design. Fifteen Years of Ideological Debate. The Anglo-Saxon Sphere." In July 2006 Ms Pelta became the Director of Studies at the Istituto Europeo di Design Graduate School, where she also teaches History of Design. She is likewise an associate professor at the College of Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. She has previously taught at the Elisava Graduate Design School in Barcelona, where she was also Head of the Humanities Department, The College of Advertising at the University of Vic, the College of Legal Sciences and Communication at the University of Valladolid and the College of Advertising and Public Relations at the University College of Segovia. From June 2001 until June 2004 she was the editor of Visual, a magazine devoted to design and communication. She led the I and II Typography Conferences (Valencia, 2004 and 2006), has organized courses on design at Universities and other institutions and has given lectures at multiple venues, among which we can mention the University of Mayab (Merida, Mexico), the Casa de España (Buenos Aires), the University of Salamanca, the Museum of the Enlightenment and Modernity in Valencia, the Espai d'Art de Castelló, the University of Malaga, Jaume I University in Castellón, the Fundación la Caixa and Ramon Llull University in Barcelona. She takes part on a regular basis in various publications, such as Tipográfica (Argentina), Lars, Experimenta, Artlab (Italy), Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, Diseño Interior, Artegráfica, Box (Argentina) and Punto Doc (Bolivia). She has also published texts in design anthologies, exhibition catalogues and the book entitled Diseñar hoy. She has collaborated as a researcher and consultant for exhibitions at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía and has commissioned many other shows, among them: García Fonts & Co. Ten Years of Independent Typography in Spain; No Limits. Visions of Modern Design; Legendary Designers: A Tribute to Toulouse Lautrec; Posters Against War; and 100% Catalan Design. She is a member of the ADGFAD Board of Directors (Association of Graphic Designers for the Promotion of Design and the Arts) in Barcelona, board member at the Fundación Comunicación, board member of the recently founded in Barcelona History of Design Foundation and a member of the Scientific Committee at the Design Hall at the European University, Madrid. She is likewise an associate of the Network of the History of Design in Latin America (NODAL) and of the Design History Society in London.
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