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ATypI

释义

History
Goals^[1]
Conference
Prix Charles Peignot
References
External links

The ATypI or Association Typographique Internationale (the International Typography Association) is an international non-profit organisation dedicated to typography and type design. The primary activity of the association is an annual fall conference, held in a different global city each year.

History

ATypI was founded in 1957 by Charles Peignot (from the French type foundry Deberny & Peignot). The members of the organisation come from the typographic community from all over the world and consist primarily of type designers, representatives of type foundries, graphic designers and typographers.

The organisation is democratically run by an elected board. Each board member is elected by the ATypI general assembly at the annual general meeting for a period of three years. Current members of the Board are: José Scaglione (president), Gerry Leonidas (vice-president), Petra Weitz (vice-president), Carima El-Behairy (treasurer), Thomas Phinney (secretary), John D. Berry, Jo De Baerdemaeker, Clare Bell, Marina Chaccur, Simon Daniels, Mark Jamra, Linda Kudrnovská, Jean-Baptiste Levée, Eben Sorkin, Adam Twardoch, and Onur Yazıcıgil. Tamye Riggs was installed as Executive Director in December 2015. Previous presidents were Charles Peignot, John Dreyfus, Tage Bolander, Martin Fehle, Ernst-Erich Marhencke, Mark Batty, Jean François Porchez and John D. Berry.

Goals^[1]

to promote the creation of type and to obtain legal protection for types and typography in the form of laws and international agreements;
to oppose all unauthorized copying with every appropriate means, and
to ensure among its members the observance of the laws governing the protection of industrial and intellectual property rights and copyrights;
to support work toward the creation of an international agreement that will specifically protect type and graphic designs;
to provide an arbitration procedure to decide typographical matters;
to maintain contact to and co operation with organizations and associations that pursue similar goals;
to create an international documentation center for typographical issues;
to establish an information and co ordination center for the members so as to prevent them from being held liable for damages due to ignorance of other people's work;
to support members in protecting their typographical interests;
to act as arbitrator in typographical disputes between the members themselves or between members and third parties;
and finally, to promote a critical understanding of typographical issues through the organization of exhibitions, publications, films, meetings, and other public relations events.

Conference

The ATypI conference is held internationally, each year at a different city, usually in September or October. It is organised with the help of local members and institutions, often universities or colleges.

**Overview of ATypI conferences**^[2]
Year	City	Country	Website
1	1957	Lausanne	Switzerland}}
2	1958	Düsseldorf	Germany}}
3	1959	Paris	France}}
4	1960	Paris	France}}
5	1961	Zandvoort	Netherlands}}
6	1962	Verona	Italy}}
7	1963	Vienna	Austria}}
8	1964	Cambridge	United Kingdom}}
9	1965	Zürich	Switzerland}}
10	1966	Mainz	Germany}}
11	1967	Paris	France}}
12	1968	Frankfurt am Main	Germany}}
13	1969	Prague	Czech Republic}}	[https://web.archive.org/web/20120425091129/http://old.atypi.org/08_Prague/60_city/20_atypi_1969.html *]
14	1970	Bruges	Belgium}}
15	1971	London	United Kingdom}}
16	1972	Barcelona	Spain}}
17	1973	Copenhagen	Denmark}}
18	1974	Paris	France}}
19	1975	Warsaw	Poland}}
20	1976	Hamburg	Germany}}
21	1977	Lausanne	Switzerland}}
22	1978	Munich	Germany}}
23	1979	Vienna	Austria}}
24	1980	Basel	Switzerland}}
25	1981	Mainz	Germany}}
26	1982	Beaune	France}}
27	1983	Berlin	Germany}}
28	1984	London	United Kingdom}}
29	1985	Kiel	Germany}}
30	1986	Basel	Switzerland}}
31	1987	New York	United States}}
32	1988	Frankfurt am Main	Germany}}
33	1989	Paris	France}}
34	1990	Oxford	United Kingdom}}
35	1991	Parma	Italy}}
36	1992	Budapest	Hungary}}
37	1993	Antwerp	Belgium}}
38	1994	San Francisco	United States}}
39	1995	Barcelona	Spain}}
40	1996	The Hague	Netherlands}}
41	1997	Reading	United Kingdom}}	*
42	1998	Lyon	France}}	*
43	1999	Boston	United States}}	*{{Dead link\|date=September 2018 \|bot=InternetArchiveBot \|fix-attempted=yes }}
44	2000	Leipzig	Germany}}	*
45	2001	Copenhagen	Denmark}}	*
46	2002	Rome	Italy}}	*
47	2003	Vancouver	Canada}}	*
48	2004	Prague	Czech Republic}}	*
49	2005	Helsinki	Finland}}	*
50	2006	Lisbon	Portugal}}	*
51	2007	Brighton	United Kingdom}}	*
52	2008	Saint Petersburg	Russia}}	*{{Dead link\|date=September 2018 \|bot=InternetArchiveBot \|fix-attempted=yes }}
53	2009	Mexico City	Mexico}}	*
54	2010	Dublin	Ireland}}	*
55	2011	Reykjavík	Iceland}}	*
56	2012	Hong Kong	China}}	^[3]
57	2013	Amsterdam	Netherlands}}	[https://web.archive.org/web/20130724174728/http://www.atypi.org/atypi-amsterdam-2013 *]
58	2014	Barcelona	Spain}}	*
59	2015	São Paulo	Brazil}}	*
60	2016	Warsaw	Poland}}	*
61	2017	Montreal	Canada}}	^[4]
62	2018	Antwerp	Belgium}}	^[5]
63	2019	Tokyo	Japan}}	^[6]
64	2020	Paris	France}}	^[7]

Prix Charles Peignot

Every three to six years the ATypI awards the Prix Charles Peignot for Excellence in Type Design to a designer under the age of 35, who has made an outstanding contribution to type design. The recipient is chosen by a committee of ATypI members appointed by the Board. Past winners are: Claude Mediavilla (1982), Jovica Veljović (1985), Petr van Blokland (1988), Robert Slimbach (1991), Carol Twombly (1994), Jean François Porchez (1998), Jonathan Hoefler (2002), Christian Schwartz (2007), Alexandra Korolkova (2013), David Jonathan Ross (2018).

References

1. ^From the statutes of the ATypI {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081230160119/http://www.atypi.org/05_About_us/statutes2004.pdf |date=December 30, 2008 }}
2. ^Past conferences {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061004233822/http://www.atypi.org/30_past_conferences |date=October 4, 2006 }}, on the website of the ATypI
3. ^ATypI announces 2012 conference location
4. ^[https://www.atypi.org/conferences/montreal-2017 ATypI 2017 conference details]
5. ^[https://twitter.com/ATypI/status/776757619201638401 ATypI announces 2018 conference location]
6. ^[https://www.facebook.com/atypi/videos/vb.479123828818907/1551772508220695/?type=2&theater ATypI announces 2019 conference location]
7. ^[https://twitter.com/ATypI/status/1040983108974202882 ATypI announces 2020 conference location]

External links

Website of the ATypI
Historical Website of the ATypI
[https://www.atypi.org/about-us/prix-charles-peignot Prix Charles Peignot] on the ATypI website

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