![]() Rich Tu, GCD at Jones Knowles Ritchie, Young Guns 8 winner, perennial active supporter of club initiatives, cofounder and underwriter of Young Guns COLORFUL grant program for BIPOC creatives Paula Scher, legendary designer, partner, Pentagram, ADC Hall of Fame laureate who designed a number of Annuals and reiterated the club’s monogram in 2002.Įileen Hedy Schultz, professor of Graphic Arts, School of Visual Arts, the first and only woman to serve as ADC president, a champion for arts education during her ADC tenure. Georg Olden, graphic designer who was the first African-American member of the Art Directors Club, served as an ADC officer and contributed to the design of ADC Annuals. Philippe Meunier, cofounder/creative chief at Sid Lee, ADC past president when ADC came together with The One Club to form The One Club for Creativity.īill Oberlander, ADC past president, co-creator of ADC Young Guns, now a premiere global competition for creatives age 30 and under, responsible for moving the Art Directors Club to the ADC Gallery space. George Lois, ad legend, ADC past president when ADC and The Copy Club joined forces to create The One Show, initiated the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame when president, ADC Hall of Fame laureate. Olga Grisaitis, who served 22 years as ADC associate director, director of operation, acting director and executive director. ![]() Myrna Davis, ADC executive director emeritus, who served 13 years as ADC executive director. Gail Anderson, celebrated designer and chair of BFA Design and BFA Advertising at the School of Visual Arts, past host of ADC Saturday Career Workshops, current board member of The One Club.īrian Collins, CCO at COLLINS, ADC board member who initiated the club’s annual 'Designism: Design for Social Change' forum and Designism Cube special award for work that promotes positive societal and political change, organised numerous exhibitions and talks at the ADC Gallery, current One Club board member and treasurer. In celebration of ADC’s first century, The One Club has revived the Manship Medallion, but with a different focus: to honour a select group of industry innovators who played a significant role in ADC history and development over the years. The medallion trophy was later replaced with today’s iconic ADC Cube. When ADC was founded as the Art Directors Club in 1920, its highest award accolade was the beautiful medallion created by famed sculptor Paul Manship, renowned for the Prometheus sculpture in New York’s Rockefeller Centre. ![]() ![]() In honour of their great contributions to ADC over the past century, 12 leaders in the creative community will receive the prestigious Manship Medallion at the ADC 101st Annual Awards ceremony on May 18th at Gotham Hall in New York. ![]()
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