Typographics

Q1: What is the address of Typographics' organization?
A1: The text does not explicitly mention the physical address of Typographics, but it mentions that the festival is presented by Type@Cooper and The Herb Lubalin Study Center at The Cooper Union in New York City.

Q2: What products or services are offered by Typographics?
A2: Typographics offers talks, workshops, a book fair, a TypeLab, and other programming for people who use type. It also provides sponsorship opportunities and presents partners.

Q3: In which industry is Typographics primarily involved?
A3: Typographics is primarily involved in the graphic design, web design, publication design, book design, type design, packaging, branding, corporate identity, advertising, motion graphics, and digital typography industries.

Q4: What services does Typographics provide to its attendees?
A4: Typographics provides a variety of services to its attendees, including talks, workshops, a book fair, and access to the TypeLab. It also offers sponsorship opportunities and presents partners.

Q5: Who are some of the key people involved in organizing Typographics?
A5: Some of the key people involved in organizing Typographics include Cara Di Edwardo (Festival Director, Events, Sponsorship), Alexander Tochilovsky (Lubalin Center Curator, Conference Director), Ellen Lupton (Conference Curator), Barbara Glauber (Conference Curator), Nick Sherman (Creative Director, Web Design & Development), Petr van Blokland (TypeLab Coordinator, TypeLab Europe host), and Jess Kuronen (Design, Book Fair Coordinator).

Q6: What is the purpose of Typographics?
A6: The purpose of Typographics is to provide an annual forum for presentations about graphic design, web design, publication design, book design, type design, packaging, branding, corporate identity, advertising, motion graphics, and digital typography. It focuses on new frontiers in digital typography.

Q7: Who are some of the sponsors of Typographics?
A7: Some of the sponsors of Typographics include the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, as well as various organizations that have been listed as "Silver Sponsors", "Lead Sponsors", "Brass Sponsors", and "Pixel Sponsors".

Q8: What is the relationship between Typographics and The Cooper Union?
A8: Typographics is presented by Type@Cooper and The Herb Lubalin Study Center at The Cooper Union in New York City. This suggests that The Cooper Union plays a significant role in supporting and organizing the festival.

Q9: How can one get in touch with Typographics for general inquiries or sponsorship opportunities?
A9: General inquiries can be directed to Cara Di Edwardo (type@cooper.edu), while sponsorship opportunities can also be directed to type@cooper.edu.