Patrick Redmond is on sabbatical.
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The national
Scholastic Art
and Writing Awards
Centennial Timeline
includes
Patrick Redmond
| See Scholastic Art and Writing Awards > History > (https://www.artandwriting.org/awards/history/) then scroll to and click on "View Our Timeline"... then scroll through the timeline to "1965" to see “Patrick Redmond” included (and, at Patrick’s name, click on "more info" for more information). Regarding the relative significance of Patrick’s inclusion in this timeline: see the timeline... for context, note the names of others also included. According to Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, “In the centennial program year [2023], the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards received more than 300,000 works of art and writing submissions from more than 100,000 students in every state in the nation, U.S. territories, and Canada.” The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Centennial Gala took place in New York City in June 8, 2023. See Scholastic Art and Writing Awards https://www.artandwriting.org/awards/ and see related news release at http://mediaroom.scholastic.com/press-release/scholastic-art-writing-awards-marks-100-years-celebrating-young-artists-and-writers.
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Art Educators of Minnesota
presented the 2023 Emeritus
Art Educator of the Year
Award to Patrick Redmond
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Art Educators of Minnesota (aem-mn.org) (AEM) has presented the 2023-2024 “Emeritus Art Educator of The Year” Award — a.k.a. the “Retired Art Educator of the Year” Award — to graphic designer, artist, author, former art director and retired educator, Patrick M. Redmond, M.A., of PatrickRedmondDesign.com, Saint Paul, Minnesota. He has been a member of the organization, the Minnesota affiliate of the National Art Education Association (NAEA), since 2016. NAEA’s 2024 National Convention is scheduled for Minneapolis. Patrick Redmond is also a member of the NAEA Design Interest Group. A Scholastic Art Awards alumnus who had received a Strathmore Award for Graphic Design, he was a keynote speaker for two of the 2016 Minnesota Scholastic Art Awards ceremonies at the Frank Gehry-designed Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Patrick's writings and commentaries have been published in several issues of "The Art Exchange" a publication of the Art Educators of Minnesota, and, online, at NAEA's "Collaborate". Note: Recipients of other 2023 Art Educators of Minnesota awards in various categories may be seen here: https://www.aem-mn.org/about-us/awards.
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Grand Rapids, Minnesota,
Herald-Review newspaper
features former resident
(1974-1976) who was
also a former graphic
designer-in-residence
in this northern Minnesota
area (1974-1976),
Patrick Redmond,
on front page in story
by Britta Arendt
| Patrick Redmond featured on front page of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, Herald-Review newspaper, March 1, 2023, in story by Britta Arendt, Sunday, March 5, 2023, print edition. A follow-up letter to the editor by Patrick Redmond with further information was also published in another edition of paper. Find article and follow-up letter-to-the-edtior via GrandRapidsMN.com. For further information re: the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, see related news, above. For further information about the Grand Rapids, Minnesota, area graphic designers-in-residence program (1974-1976) referred to in the feature article, scroll to Grand Rapids, Minnesota, section at https://www.patrickredmonddesign.com/faqs/teaching.html. For futher information about Patrick Redmond's career in art and design, see https://www.patrickredmonddesign.com/about/briefbiography.html.
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GDUSA.com includes
feature article about
Irish American /
Italian American
Patrick Redmond
in "People" section
of "News"
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Patrick has been included in the magazine numerous times over the decades. Scroll to the Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) section of his bilbliography for further information.
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An inaugural 2021 Irish Echo
Arts & Culture Award with
virtual awards celebration
broadcast from Ireland
| Patrick Michael Redmond, M.A., was honored to receive an inaugural 2021 Irish Echo Arts & Culture Award with a virtual celebration broadcast from Ireland, April 23, 2021. For further information, see https://www.irishecho.com/2021/04/arts-culture-feature/ (Irish Echo, April 28 – May 4, 2021, p. 16 [summary and inclusion in list of awardees]; p. 30 [feature profile]; p. 39 [lower right]) and see IrishEcho.com.
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"Design Process: Creativity, Revisited" published
| Patrick Redmond, M.A.’s, article re: the course "Design Process: Creativity" at the University of Minnesota was published in the Fall 2019 issue of The Art Exchange, An Art Educators of Minnesota Publication, p. 20-21. www.aem-mn.org
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Design and art education-related commentary
by Patrick Redmond, M.A.,
published online
at NAEA "Collaborate"
| Numerous online discussion comments and/or responses by Patrick Redmond, M.A., have been posted/published online at the NAEA (National Art Education Association) "Collaborate" "Open Forum" collaborate.arteducators.org during 2018-2019. Scroll to NAEA section of Patrick Redmond's bibliography for further information. He has been a member of NAEA, the NAEA Design Interest Group, and the Art Educators of Minnesota. The NAEA 2020 National Conference is scheduled for Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2012 he retired from the teaching facet of his multifaceted career.
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Patrick Redmond's design
in milestone exhibition
celebrating 100 Years of
Design Graduate Education
at University of Minnesota
| Design by University of Minnesota College of Design Graduate Program alum, Patrick Redmond, M.A. ('90, College of Design, University of Minnesota), was included in the milestone exhibition "Looking back, Looking forward. Imagine: 100 Years of Graduate Design Education", Goldstein Museum of Design, College of Design, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus, September 28, 2018 – January 6, 2019. See Patrick Redmond's biographical career summary for further information re: his graduate studies.
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Patrick Redmond, M.A.
"A Vision
for an Art Educators
of Minnesota (AEM) Chapter,
National Art Education
Association (NAEA)
Design Issues Group (DIG)"
| Patrick Redmond, M.A.’s two mini sessions/presentations (1:00-1:25 pm, “A Vision for an AEM NAEA [National Art Education Association] Design Issues Group” and 1:35-2:00 pm, “Recollections of a [Rural and] Greater MN Graphic Designer [-In-Residence] / Artist-In-Residence” Patrick Redmond, M.A.) listed under Saturday, November 4, 2017, 1:00-2:00 pm, Workshop Session V, in Board Room, Holiday Inn & Suites, Saint Cloud, Minnesota. Art Educators of Minnesota (AEM), “2017 AEM Minnesota State Fall Conference – Standard / Exceptional!" program guide, Saint Cloud, Minnesota, p. 3.
Note: For further information, see 11.04.17 "News, Updates, Etc." Patrick Redmond's select presentation files are included under "Presenter Files" at the AEM 2017 Fall Conference website and may be viewed by clicking on name "Patrick Redmond" at that webpage. Examples of Patrick Redmond’s design were also included in the 2017 AEM Members Digital Exhibition displayed at the 2017 Fall AEM Minnesota State Conference.
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"The Problem
with Creative
Problem-Solving"
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Patrick Redmond was honored to be a guest speaker/visiting
designer at the Labovitz School of Business and Economics (LSBE), University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD), Duluth, Minnesota, October 5, 2017. ("Labovitz" is pronounced "Lay-boh-witz"). Patrick presented "The Problem with Creative Problem-Solving in Marketing and Graphic Design Brand Identity Development" as a guest in Assistant Professor Marat Bakpayev, Ph.D.'s Branding course and as a guest of MGD, the Marketing and Graphic Design Club in the Marketing Program at the Labovitz School, UMD. The Labovitz School (LSBE) offers a major in "Marketing and Graphic Design" (MGD), a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and Graphic Design degree.
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Patrick Redmond Design
receives award in
national competition
| Patrick Redmond Design received a 2016 American Graphic Design Award from GD USA [Graphic Design: USA magazine], New York, in GD USA's 53rd annual national graphic design competition, for his piece promoting his 2015 exhibition at the Textile Center, a national center for fiber art, Minneapolis, Minnesota, "The Fiber and Textile Art Book Design of Patrick Redmond, M.A.".
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Art Educators of Minnesota AEM Fall 2016 Art Exchange
Patrick Redmond, M.A.
50th anniversary ad (p. 19)
active webpage links
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Goldstein Museum of Design
celebrates 40 years
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Believing in the importance of art and design in everyday life, and, as a proud alumnus of what is now the College of Design University of Minnesota graduate program, Patrick Redmond, M.A., through PatrickRedmondDesign.com, was a "Supporter" level sponsor of the Goldstein Museum of Design's 40th anniversary "Design is..." 7th annual benefit celebration. 2016 was the 50th anniversary since he began working in the field.
Also of note regarding the University of Minnesota College of Design: As an alumnus of the University of Minnesota, Patrick Redmond was honored to serve as a Board Member of the University of Minnesota Alumni Association College of Human Ecology Alumni Society. As a Board Member of the College of Human Ecology (formerly College of Home Economics) Alumni Society, he was a founding co-chair of the inaugural Alumni Mentor Program, a predecessor of the University of Minnesota College of Design Mentor Program.
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Scholastic Art Awards alumnus Patrick Redmond, M.A., was honored to be the keynote speaker for the 2016 Minnesota Scholastic Art Awards noon and 1:30 p.m. award ceremonies at the Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, February 20, 2016. He had received a Strathmore Award for Graphic Design in the 1967 Scholastic Art Awards competition. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Minnesota and he is an alumnus of MCAD, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. His keynote speeches were also related, in part, to the 2016 50th anniversary of his beginning work in the field. Over 4,300 entries from throughout Minnesota had been submitted to the MSAA competition.
Congratulations to the many talented students and teachers.
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West façade photo of Frank Gehry-designed
Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota,
Twin Cities Campus, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
February 27, 2016 photo by Patrick M. Redmond.
Copyright © 2016 by Patrick M. Redmond.
All rights reserved.
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Patrick Redmond continues to be involved with several proprietary initiatives in design, art, creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, authorship, and publishing. Watch for related news, future updates and announcements.
Patrick Redmond a Scholastic Art Awards Keynote Speaker at Weisman Art Museum. Scholastic Art Awards alumnus Patrick Redmond, M.A., was honored to be the keynote speaker for the 2016 Minnesota Scholastic Art Awards noon and 1:30 p.m. award ceremonies at the Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, February 20, 2016. He had received a Strathmore Award for Graphic Design in the 1967 Scholastic Art Awards competition. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Minnesota and he is an alumnus of MCAD, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. His keynote speeches were also related, in part, to the 2016 50th anniversary of his beginning work in the field. Over 4,300 entries from throughout Minnesota had been submitted to the MSAA competition. Congratulations to the many talented students and teachers.
Textile Center, a national center for fiber art, exhibited books designed by Patrick Redmond, M.A. Patrick Redmond, M.A., was honored with the exhibition: "The Textile and Fiber Art Book Design of Patrick Redmond, M.A.", eleven published textile and fiber art books -- from the Textile Center Pat O’Connor Library collection -- designed by Patrick Redmond, M.A., Patrick Redmond Design, at the Library Gallery, Pat O'Connor Library, the Textile Center, "a national center for fiber art", Minneapolis. Several of the books displayed had received awards in various competitions from a range of organizations. The "Textile Center's mission is to honor textile traditions, promote excellence and innovation, and inspire widespread participation in fiber art," according to the organization's website www.textilecentermn.org. "Textile Center’s [Pat O'Connor Memorial Library] collection includes more than 27,000 textile books, magazines and publications." Thank you to the Textile Center and staff. This exhibition was an early part of a broader career celebration of Patrick Redmond's 50-year anniversary retrospective year (1966-2016). For further information about the books and the exhibition, please see http://www.textilecentermn.org/the-textile-and-fiber-art-book-design-of-patrick-redmond-m-a/
Patrick Redmond was a judge, with several other industry experts, for the Printing Industry Midwest (PIM) 2015 "Star of Excellence Awards" Competition. According to PIM, the “Star of Excellence Awards” is the “largest and most prestigious print competition in the Midwest.” Judging took place at PIM’s Twin Cities headquarters in February. PIM “is the trade association representing the graphic arts and communication companies in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. Membership resources and benefits are designed to add value to companies that provide print, graphic communication services, market or manufacture supplies for the printing industry.” PIM’s mission is “to be the leading resource to enhance the strength and profitability of the printing, graphic communications and related industries through advocacy, education, safety and environmental information.” PIM is affiliated with the Printing Industries of America (PIA). PIA is an organization that “serves the interests of more than 10,000 member companies and an industry with more than $171.5 billion in revenue and approximately one million employees." Patrick had also served as a judge for the 2014 PIM competition.
A former president of AIGA's Minnesota Chapter, Patrick Redmond attended AIGA Minnesota's AIGA Centennial Day Celebration, January 21, 2014, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Several of his comments and images were included in the slide show at the event re: early history of AIGA Minnesota, including years when the organization was known as MGDA, the Minnesota Graphic Designers Association. Three comments and three examples of his work are also included among many comments and examples of work by others at the AIGA "Celebrate Design" "100 Years of Design" website related to AIGA's Centennial.
Effective January 14, 2014, Patrick Redmond, a native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is included in the database of artists listed at the Wisconsin Museum of Art website. According to its website, www.WisconsinArt.org, "The MOWA [Wisconsin Museum of Art] continues to grow its collection and fulfill its mission to collect, conserve, document and exhibit Wisconsin art through the ages and to educate the public about its cultural value."..."[Wisconsin Museum of Art is] America’s only regional art museum featuring the works of Wisconsin artists." ..."The richness of Wisconsin art is reflective in its landscapes and history – from the breathtaking lakes and rolling hills carved out by the massive glaciers and pastures to factories and cities created by the early settlers and industrialists, to modern day metropolis. As the only museum in the world dedicated to collecting and maintaining works from Wisconsin, MOWA provides an insight to the human condition that is unavailable anywhere else."... "As MOWA continues to build a national and international reputation as the pre-eminent institution for Wisconsin art and artists, our new facility will further our ability to fulfill our mission." – quotations from www.WisconsinArt.org
See Patrick Redmond's "AIGA, a new vision for a new era," 22+ ideas for AIGA in "Comments" at www.AIGA.org webpage "What We [AIGA] Heard: Your Voice on AIGA's Future."
Patrick Redmond was a panelist at the "Designers Mentoring Designers" Affinity Session on the topic of mentoring during the "Head, Heart, Hand: AIGA Design Conference" (the AIGA National Conference) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 11, 2013. Fellow panelists were Michael Bierut, Jennifer Kinon, and Pamela Mead (Patrick's protégée). The session was facilitated by Su Mathews Hale. See photo of panel at flickr.com. Read a more extensive draft of Patrick Redmond's mentoring-related biographical summary in addition to the brief version that is included with the list of speakers on the AIGA 2013 National Conference website. Click here for Mentor Resources.
Patrick Redmond served, on an ad hoc basis, as one of many mentors at the AIGA Minnesota "60-Minute Mentor" luncheon, International Market Square, Minneapolis, September 26, 2013.
Patrick Redmond attended the 2013 Yale Writers' Conference, Yale College, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. He received a spontaneous standing ovation from the instructor M.G. Lord and fellow workshop classmates after he read a revised version of his biographical writing about one of his mentors, the late graphic artist and design educator, Eugene Larkin.
Redmond, Patrick M., M.A. "Letter to the Editor," "March/April 2013," GD USA [Graphic Design: USA], March/April 2013, Vol. 49, No. 2, p. 8. Note: Patrick Redmond's letter suggests an expansion of the New York-based, national trade magazine's list of "influential graphic designers, art directors, and/or design educators over the past 50 years" to be more comprehensive, including at least 1,000 names.
Redmond, Patrick. "Letter to the Editor," in "Letters," Dwell, April 2013, Vol. 13, No. 5, p. 22. Note: Patrick Redmond's letter, edited by the editor, makes reference to Balthazar Korab's photographs of the Eero Saarinen-designed Milwaukee County War Memorial and Milwaukee Art Center, later known as the Milwaukee Art Museum. Patrick Redmond attended Children's Art Program classes in the Milwaukee Art Center during the early 1960s.
Color in Design and the Applied Arts, A Selective Annotated Bibliography by Professor Emerita Marian-Ortolf Bagley and Barbara Ann Caron may be viewed online. Professor Marian-Ortolf Bagley was co-advisor, with Professor Eugene Larkin, for Patrick Redmond’s Master of Arts degree program at the University of Minnesota. She is one of Patrick’s mentors. Her mentorship related to design bibliographic citations and reference, for example, has been appreciated. During the 1980’s, various graduate students had provided numerous annotated bibliographic entries for early versions of this project. For example, as a graduate student in the 1980’s, under Professor Marian-Ortolf Bagley’s direction, Patrick had provided preliminary, annotated bibliographic research in the Graphic Design, Advertising, and Packaging categories for what has become "Color in Design and the Applied Arts."
Patrick Redmond, Patrick Redmond Design, received a Merit Award in the "Self Promotion: Poster" category in the Advertising Federation of Minnesota's "The Show" 2012, November 9, 2012. A color image of his Merit Award-winning work appears in The Show 2012 catalog (Minneapolis, Minnesota: Advertising Federation of Minnesota, November 2012), item B, p. 63. For further information, contact AdFed. The Advertising Federation of Minnesota is a member club of the American Advertising Federation (AAF.org).
Patrick Redmond Design received a "2012 American Graphic Design Award" – for a poster titled "An Upper Midwestern Graphic Designer's Select Bibliography" – from New York-based Graphic Design: USA magazine. For nearly five decades, Graphic Design USA has sponsored this national competition, according to GD: USA, "receiving more than 8,000+ entries" this year... "of these, a highly selective 15 percent are recognized with an awards certificate." For further information and to see examples of award-winning work, see “American Graphic Design Awards,” GDUSA (Graphic Design: USA), The News Magazine for Creative Professionals, November/December 2012, Vol. 48, No. 9, p. 22 (“Patrick Redmond Design” listed); award-winning work, p. 211. The award-winning work may also be seen online at www.gdusa.com.
Patrick Redmond led the initiative to include a list of AIGA Minnesota past Chairmen and Presidents, and years of their respective terms, under "About" at the AIGA Minnesota website. The list, a result of his efforts and other members of AIGA Minnesota, also includes the period when the organization was known as MGDA, the Minnesota Graphic Designers Association. The preliminary version of this list, a work in progress, may be seen at AIGA Minnesota's website under "About", Past Presidents. See further information about this initiative at Patrick Redmond Design News & Updates, 07.31.12.
Patrick Redmond included in "People" section of New York-based, national publication GD USA (Graphic Design: USA), "The News Magazine for Creative Professionals," April 2012, Vol. 48, No. 3, p. 35. This may also be seen online at www.gdusa.com.
04.11.12. 42 years ago, April 11, 1970, Patrick Redmond met John Cage at the Macalester College, Saint Paul, Minnesota "Musicircus". Redmond had studied Cage's book Silence which was required reading at the time at the Minneapolis School of Art (now known as MCAD), where Redmond was a second-year student in 1970. Cage's ideas were among many influences in Patrick Redmond's development as a creative. New-music ensemble Zeitgeist presented concerts of Cage's music in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Cage's birth. See zeitgeistnewmusic.org for further information. Note: Patrick Redmond and Patrick Redmond Design are not affiliated with ZeitgeistNewMusic.org, Macalester College, or the late John Cage.
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