Logos and branding

Logos and branding have become increasingly important components of culture and the economy.  They are tied into image and identity of an organisation and support easy recognition and the associating values of an organisation. They are tool to support the organisation (brand owner) in communication with their consumer/audience. The brand becomes an extension of the company's, organisation, culture, product or service and ethos. 

In artwork funded through public or private bodies, the work and its associated  books, catalogues, CD's, DVD's, promotional material etc, will be expected to include the funding agency's, logo and  branding.  Often this is straight forward - a small logo at the back of a book or at the corner of a CD. However, in some cases the expectation to carry logos and brand can cause conflict or distraction from artistic ambition.  It is important to consider and negotiate this at contract stage or discuss it as it arises.

 

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'Harbouring'

Commissioned in 2008, Harbouring by composer Ian Wilson, was the fifth Per Cent for Art music commission undertaken by Wexford County Council since its inaugural project in 2004.

Wilson's Harbouring is a choral work based on nine poems by both Irish and international writers.

The performances were conducted by Fergus Sheil and featured the Irish Chamber Orchestra, accordian player Dermot Dunne, choristers from Wexford Festival SingersGorey Choral GroupEnniscorthy Choral Society and sean nós singers from the traditional singing group, Whisht! 

Read more about this project in the Public Art Directory section of this website.

 

 

 

 

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